Spiral Incense in Ironwood Thorn (Box of 10) Chairs-Seating Edith Heath and her niece

Edith Heath and her niece Winnie Crittenden—who is now our Master Glazer—spun standard 12x12 tiles on the glaze wheel (a technique typically reserved for glazing dinnerware pieces

The Millerighe design features a pattern of thin stripes on the inside of the glass

Two cylinders with the same proportions are connected by a cone

superb in quality

I found the low spout to be an interesting design solution for the problem of drainage

Spiral Incense in Ironwood Thorn (Box of 10) Chairs-Seating Edith Heath and her nieceThe hostile reality of living in the desertunrelenting sun, heat, sparse vegetation, sharp cactiis offset by the beauty and awakening of the senses that comes with life in the Sonoran Desert. The scents in this series embrace the rich and diverse experiences from the rocky barren landscapes of the canyons, to the lush and colorful wildflower displays after the desert rains. Spiral incense burns for longer than stick or cone for an extended aromatic