These are the smallest ceramic holders in the range: one piece of glazed clay, a hole at one end, and enough surface behind it to take the ash from a single stick. Nothing to assemble, nothing to lose.

Five glazes, all named after what they look like: Aquamarine, Ocean Blue, Zen, White Pearl and a traditional Japan pattern. They come from the same Mino ware kilns in Toki, Gifu, so the glaze breaks differently on every one.

The size is the point. A holder this small fits beside a keyboard, on a bathroom shelf or on a windowsill, and moves from room to room with the stick still in it. One stick burns for roughly twenty five minutes, which is usually as much as one room needs.