Porseleinen Hibachi, Traditionele Japanse Vuurpot

A Hibachi (火鉢) is a traditional Japanese fire pot. It consists of a round, cylindrical or box-shaped container with an open top. The Hibachi is lined with heat-resistant material and designed to hold burning charcoal. This beautiful Hibachi is made from first-class porcelain and has rich, vibrant colors.

In addition to its role as a fire pit, this Hibachi is particularly versatile. It can, for example, be used as a water tank for the irrigation of Bonsai or other trees and plants. The Hibachi can also be used as a very impressive flowerpot. Additionally, the Hibachi can serve as a small pond. Often, the Hibachi is inhabited by goldfish and adorned with beautiful water plants such as the lotus. This enchanting arrangement is often seen in small gardens and on verandas in Kyoto. Finally, the Hibachi can be used to insert incense sticks, a very common ritual in Japan.

This specific Hibachi is available in a set of two, three, four or five pieces. Individual sales also possible.