A rounded stone burner that opens into two halves, with a metal bowl seated inside to catch the ash.
The outer shell is left rough where the stone was cut, so the pitted surface stays visible. The inner bowl is smooth and warm-toned by contrast. Small perforations in the base let the smoke find its way out slowly rather than in a rush.
Use it where you already slow down: beside a reading chair, on a bathroom shelf, at the end of the day. Closed, it reads as a plain stone object and asks nothing of the room.
