BYREDOIncense Holder

IITTALA × BYREDO brings together two Nordic houses united by craftsmanship, material and sensory experience. Founded in Finland, IITTALA is renowned for its long-standing expertise in glassmaking and for transforming everyday objects through design. Together, they imagined LJUS, meaning “light” or “candle” in Swedish, a collection inspired by the Nordic relationship with light, scent and glass. Conceived around the rituals of everyday life, each object explores how these elements can shape mood, atmosphere and presence within a space. The LJUS Incense Holder explores the contrast between cool glass and the warmth of burning incense. Handcrafted at the IITTALA Glass Factory in Finland, its structured surface recalls the crystalline character of ice, with natural variations that make each piece distinct. Designed for Byredo Incense Sticks, sold separately, it frames the movement of smoke and scent, turning a simple gesture into a more atmospheric experience. Due to its size or packaging requirements, this item is not eligible for gift wrapping. GOOD TO KNOW - Design Byredo & Iittala - Designed for selected Byredo home fragrance products - Mouthblown and hand-cast glass, crafted in Finland - Small air bubbles & shape deviation is a feature of crafted glass - Glass products are sold without scent items HOW TO USE Specially developed to fit the Byredo incense stick set. Follow the use instruction leaflet inside the package: 1) Place the object on a flat heat-resistant surface away from drafts. 2) Put the incense stick into the metal hole. Be aware ashes will fall, make sure the surface will not mark and there are no flammable materials nearby. 3) Light the tip of the stick. After burning for a few seconds, carefully blow out the flame. 4) Let the stick burn to the end for approx..40 min. Do not leave burning without supervision. Use in a well ventilated area. Keep away from children and animals. Hand wash. DETAILS LJUS means light/candle in Swedish – LJUS is a meeting of two Nordic houses, united by craftsmanship, culture and a belief in the power of everyday ritual — small, repeated moments where light and scent shape mood, atmosphere and presence.