Archaic incense plate made of fired clay for sun and fire rituals
The smoking plate comes securely packaged in recycled cushioning material with a diameter of 15cm and a weight of 700g.
This incense plate is dedicated to the Litha festival – the moment of the year when the light reaches its peak.
It embodies the qualities of summer: abundance, warmth, expansiveness, and the power of fire.
Hand-shaped from traditionally fired clay, this work follows an archaic art form that does not decorate, but supports.
As a smoking bowl or smoking plate, it offers space for herbs, resins, woods or symbolic gifts as part of sun and fire rituals.
The fire is allowed to be visible here.
The smoke rises freely.
The bowl holds what is offered – without steering.
This Litha plate is not a seasonal decoration.
It is a vessel for conscious action, for gratitude, alignment, and the celebration of the living power of the sun.
Each piece is unique – shaped by clay, fire and the moment of its creation.
Slight irregularities are part of his speech.
If you would like a piece of art based on your own vision, please feel free to contact me. I always work with care and dedication and will see if your idea can be combined with my work.
