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Spīra Incense Holder

SGD$138

Includes
Metal Pin

Ten circles, formed as a continuum. The Spīra adapts to multiple incense forms and, with a backflow cone, channels smoke into a slow spiral. Turn it over to use as a candle stand.

Material
Staniness Steel
Size
D 112 mm. H 51 mm.

Features

Spīra works from one circular surface, shifting between incense, flame, and the small objects kept close by.

Step By Step:

  1. For incense sticks, insert the stick into the centre opening, light the tip, then extinguish and let it smoulder.
  2. For incense cones, place the cone on either side. For backflow cones, align the base with the smoke duct.
  3. For candles, insert the stopper pin into the opening before placing the candle securely on top.
  4. For everyday objects, fit the disc into the top opening to create a continuous tray surface.
Spīra Incense Holder
Spīra Incense Holder
Spīra Incense Holder
Spīra Incense Holder
Spīra Incense Holder

Pairs Well With

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The Form Coils InwardThe Smoke Flows Out

Our Inspiration

“Spīra began with the kueh tutu mould, remembered from lunch hours and the habit of still going back for one, even after a full meal.”
What stayed with the studio was the mould itself. The ridged body, the stem at the centre, the way it sat in the hand and held its shape. It belonged to a snack many of us grew up with, but it also carried a form that felt familiar, precise, and lasting.
01Tu Tu Kueh
02Early Prototype of Spira

Spīra came from looking at that form more closely. Not to reproduce it exactly, but to carry something forward from it. The mould was reworked in steel and opened into concentric rings, shifting from steam and flour into an object for incense, ash, and candlelight.

Spīra Incense Holder
Name
Spīra Incense Holder
Item
No. 01
Holds
Incense / Cone / Candle / Everyday Objects
Material
Staniness Steel
Size
D 112 mm. H 51 mm.
Weight
1.5 kg
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