Bring home a piece of Okinawan folk culture with this authentic 1970s Katori Senkō Holder, a traditional handmade pottery burner used for mosquito coils.
This rare piece is shaped in the style of Shisa—the protective guardian lions of Okinawa—and comes directly from a Japan Government Auction, ensuring authenticity and true vintage provenance.
Made by local Okinawan artisans in the 1970s, this burner features thick pottery construction, hand-painted details, and the charming rustic style typical of Ryukyu folk craft.
Perfect for display, collection, or traditional use with incense or mosquito coils.
✅ PRODUCT DETAILS
Era: 1970s (Okinawa)
Material: Handmade pottery
Type: Katori Senkō (mosquito coil) holder / burner
Design: Traditional Okinawan Shisa
Origin: Japan Government Auction
Condition: Vintage with natural age wear (see all photos for condition and size)
✅ WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS PIECE
✅ Authentic Okinawan folk craft
✅ Handmade 1970s pottery
✅ Traditional Shisa protective motif
✅ Functional burner + decorative collectible
✅ Rare vintage piece from Japan Gov Auction
✅ Excellent for collectors of Okinawan art or Japanese pottery
✅ Beautiful rustic charm perfect for display
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📦 Condition
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