I am selling this item as I am decluttering. * Please note that there are stains as it has been used. * As shown in photo 8, the color has faded. Please understand this before purchasing. Thank you. A "Kuzu-ya" is a simple dwelling with a roof thatched with grasses like kuzu (arrowroot) and kaya (Japanese pampas grass), and its aesthetic, evoking a sense of rustic beauty, is reflected in tea ceremony and incense utensils. Uses: It is enjoyed not only as a tool for burning incense (an incense burner) but also as an ornament or interior decoration due to its charming appearance. Design: It features a lid modeled after a thatched roof and a four-legged base. Inside, a small figure is sculpted within the structure.