Lua Glass Incense & Flower Vase

The name Lua comes from "Lua = Lunar" (moon) — the mold-blown glass has a natural waver and a rounded form that carries a quiet, moon-on-water kind of calm.

Nest the inner base into the outer one and slide in an incense stick, and it's an incense holder; add a few thin-stemmed flowers instead, and it's a vase. The outer base also works fine on its own. Leave it out as a vase day to day, and switch it over on evenings you want incense, no need to buy a second object for that.

Using it for incense: Stack the inner base into the outer one and insert a stick (up to 250mm long). Ash falls into the base, and the heat-resistant glass won't crack from it.

Using it as a vase: Stack the inner base into the outer one, or use the outer base alone — best for thin-stemmed flowers, as the inner base's opening is only about 5.5mm across.