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MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H
MQuan Art Ceramics Reliquary Burner Four Black/Tucker / 8" Dia X 2" H

Reliquary Burner

$ 405.00
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The Reliquary Burner is a hand-built Tucker stoneware incense burner with the distinctive MQuan Four Black pattern. It works as both a functional piece and a decorative accent, and its durable construction is made to last.

  • Measures approx. 8" Dia X 1.75" H
  • Incense holder in middle
  • Four circles of color on top
  • 3 feet on bottom
  • Glazed signature crescent on base
  • Made in New York

Reliquary Burner

$ 405.00

Designer Profile

MQuan

Michele Quan creates handcrafted ceramic art and objects for the home and garden, inviting peace, love, and remembrance. Her work includes a wide variety of ceramic art and objects from wall hangings to ceremonial vessels, each a canvas for her love of drawing, painting, text, and color. Rooted in the visual symbols of Buddhist iconography, her designs return to impermanence and interconnection, meanings she sees as universal. Handmade in New York by Michele and a small team of craftspeople, her hand-painted stoneware pieces are objects of contemplation, with a little rock n’ roll irreverence along the way.

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