ABCISI Walnut Wood Incense Burner Holder - 4" Handcrafted Square Censer with Alloy Lid for Sticks/Cones/Yoga & Meditation (Natural Wood, Zen Home Décor)

Product description

We collaborate with master traditional Chinese woodworking inheritors to transform Acacia Wood and walnut, along with other precious woods, into exquisitely crafted home goods. This initiative creates sustainable livelihoods for hundreds of local craftsmen and preserves time-honored family workshops. By marrying centuries-old craftsmanship with modern ergonomic principles, we create functional art that harmonizes life with nature. As these wisdom-infused creations are adopted by households across 50 countries, our artisans radiate with cultural pride. You become an essential part of this journey by sharing Eastern woodworking heritage with the world.

ACACIA: The greatest gift from nature.

Everything starts from Acacia. These trees are a valuable resource that grows alongside the people in the area; they have been cultivated, nurtured, harvested, and replanted for generations. Unlike other woods, Acacia features a unique golden-brown texture that is visible to the naked eye. We choose Acacia due to its moisture resistance, durability, and lightweight properties, making it an ideal material for furniture and home goods.

HANDMADE : The greatest gift from local artisans

Handcraft has been passed down for many generations. In the old days, people used bamboo to carve utensils used among families. The skill has been refined until today where those household utensils are turned into high-quality, ergonomically designed products made of Acacia: finer carving, neater sanding, and better materials. The local artisans keep brainstorming, thinking, designing, and improving their every piece of wooden gifts to every customer. This way, they can share the true value of handmade products with the whole world.

HEARTCRAFTED : The greatest gifts from humans

They are grateful for every support that allows them to stay in their hometown, using their heart to craft wooden products instead of just saying thank you. In the past, they had to leave their hometowns to sell goods or work in big cities, leaving their children and elders behind. Now, with the opportunity to stay close to their children and elders, they can build warmer and bigger families. The people in the photo above are Ms. Li and Ms. Chen. They now work in their hometown, so they have more time to spend with their families. Their warmth and strong bond also bring happiness to the entire workplace.

Meet our local artisan :

In 2008, Brand founder stood in a 120-year-old workshop in Hokkaido, watching Master Tanaka plane a cypress plank. The shavings curled like moonlit waves, releasing a scent that smelled of rain-soaked forests. "Wood remembers everything," he said, running calloused fingers over the grain. That moment forged our brand's soul.​

We blend Japanese design's "less, but better" philosophy with artisanal devotion. Our craftsmen train for 5 years before touching premium timber—honoring the 300-year-old tradition of shokunin (master artisans).​

Sustainability isn't a trend here; it's ritual. We partner with forest collectives practicing mizunara cultivation, where every tree felled is replaced by two saplings. Our signature joinery uses no nails, letting wood breathe and age gracefully, proof that true luxury grows more beautiful with time.