stage ii incense holder
$87.00
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Generated from topographical data in conjunction with LIDAR mapping, a 3D model of Mt. Tamalpais is machined from high-density foam and reborn in the form of concrete as an incense holder. Concealed within the center of the object is a visual that appears once one’s perspective shifts from linear to aerial view.
Generated from topographical data in conjunction with LIDAR mapping, a 3D model of Mt. Tamalpais is machined from high-density foam and reborn in the form of concrete as an incense holder. Concealed within the center of the object is a visual that appears once one’s perspective shifts from linear to aerial view.
Generated from topographical data in conjunction with LIDAR mapping, a 3D model of Mt. Tamalpais is machined from high-density foam and reborn in the form of concrete as an incense holder. Concealed within the center of the object is a visual that appears once one’s perspective shifts from linear to aerial view.
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Modeled after Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, California
Incense stick hole at the peak at the center of incense holder
Cork padded bottom
Molded concrete construction
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Use a soft bristle brush or a soft cloth to wipe away ash and debris