SOLD OUT – SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
This bold pig-shaped mosquito coil holder traces its roots back to the Edo period (1603–1867). Legend has it that the wild boar, revered as a fire-prevention deity, inspired the design. Crafted using the traditional Banko-yaki porcelain technique, the holder offers exceptional heat resistance and durability. Inside, a discreet metal hook suspends your mosquito coil, making it both functional and steeped in cultural history.
WHY IT’S SPECIAL
-
Playful yet historic design inspired by Edo-period symbolism
-
Handcrafted in Japan using the Banko-yaki technique for superior durability
-
High heat resistance makes it ideal for mosquito coils
-
A seasonal classic that collectors look forward to year after year
DETAILS
-
Size: W 5.32" × D 5.11" × H 7.87" (including handle)
-
Material: Banko-yaki porcelain with metal hook
-
Origin: Japan
-
Use: Designed to hold traditional mosquito coils (shop our coils here)
BANKO-YAKI TECHNIQUE
Banko-yaki is one of Japan’s most enduring ceramic traditions, originating in the 18th century in Yokkaichi. Merchant Nunami Rouzan marked his earthenware with the phrase banko fueki (“eternity, constancy”), wishing that these objects would be passed down for generations. Known for their unique heat resistance and earthy character, Banko-yaki ceramics today account for 70–80% of Japan’s earthenware production, blending everyday function with timeless artistry.
