Perry Incense Stick Holder

The object that holds the smoke. And the room's most considered moment.
There is a ritual in the Indian home that has always deserved a better object — the lighting of incense, the first thread of smoke rising, the particular quality of calm that follows. The Perry was designed to hold that ritual with the same care that Mohh brings to every other object in the home. A quarter-circle fan of acacia solid wood carries concentric arcs carved across its surface — radiating outward from the corner where a turned acacia sphere holds the incense stick upright, the grooves collecting the falling ash in a pattern that references the spreading smoke above it. The form and the function are the same thought — the fan shape following the direction the smoke travels, the concentric arcs mapping where the ash will fall, the entire piece a considered response to the ritual it serves.
Acacia carries the warmth and distinctive grain of honest Indian timber across every surface of the Perry — the concentric grooves revealing the depth of the material as they are carved, the turned sphere bringing the lathe tradition of Indian woodworking to the piece's most functional element. A single material, a single warm tone, a single considered object that makes the corner of a shelf, the bedside, or the prayer space feel more resolved for its presence. An incense holder designed in India, for the home that understands even the most everyday ritual deserves an object made with genuine craft intention — and that the smoke rising from a piece this considered always seems to rise a little more beautifully.