“SYLANIS” is a horizontal incense burner named after the Latin word “Sylva,” meaning “forest.” It was created with the theme of the strength and beauty of the forest and the quiet lives of the people living there, aiming for harmony between nature and daily life. The act of enjoying fragrance is imbued with the hope of becoming a time that harmonizes the mind and space. This incense burner has a structure that allows incense sticks to be laid horizontally, stabilizing combustion and preventing ash scattering and extinguishing by wind. It revisits the inconvenience of traditional vertical incense burners, pursuing safety and comfort suitable for modern living. The main body uses domestically produced cypress wood, and the finish involves applying “suriurushi” (a technique of rubbing lacquer) five times by hand, layer by layer, by craftsmen, achieving a glossy and deep texture with high durability. The lid design is available in three types: “Aoi no Ha,” “Shippo,” and the simple “Ichi,” which are traditional Japanese patterns symbolizing good fortune and harmony, exuding dignity and tranquility suitable for a fragrance vessel. This incense burner is a product that combines the blessings of nature, Japanese aesthetics, and functional beauty that complements modern life, creating a new form of “hospitality” that brings the tranquility and richness of the “forest” into daily life, calming the mind each time it is used.

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