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"Lluna" Incense Holder – Reshaping Collection

Price

€45.00

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The Concept:

 

Part of the ongoing Reshaping Collection, Lluna — the Catalan word for moon — is a hand-formed clay incense holder made in The Studio by one of the youngest members of the Sinopia collective. The crescent form cradles a single incense stick at the precise angle that allows it to burn completely, the ash falling into the curved hollow below. The surface finish — clay mixed with coffee grounds — gives the piece its warm, speckled texture: two materials combined that have no business being together and work completely.

 

The Form:

 

At approximately 18cm wide, 5cm deep and 7cm tall, Lluna sits on any surface with the quiet authority of something that belongs there. The crescent silhouette references the Luna wall relief — the collection's largest circular piece — in miniature: the same formal logic of the incomplete circle, the same commitment to the curve as the most considered line. A small object that carries the whole collection's sensibility in its palm-sized form.

 

Specifications:

 

Dimensions: ~18 × 5 × 7cm

Medium: Hand-formed clay, coffee ground surface finish

Function: Incense holder

Philosophy: The crescent as cradle. Small form, complete intention.

Origin: Hand-formed in Palamós by the Sinopia Studio collective

Quantity

Only 1 left in stock

The Studio: In-House Design

This piece is developed by our in-house design collective under professional architectural direction. From the initial pencil sketch to the final texture, it follows our standards of balance, proportion, and Mediterranean soul.

 

A Sinopia Original. Designed and Hand-finished in our Palamós Studio.

The Sinopia Guarantee: Shipping & Origin

Every piece in The Collections is curated or designed by The Studio in Palamós, Costa Brava. We ship worldwide, with specialist 'Box-in-Box' architectural packaging developed to ensure your piece arrives intact - wherever you are.

International shipping calculated at checkout.

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