Wooden Dragons

The smoking dragons are the ones people come back for. Each is carved by hand from a single block and hollowed underneath to form a chamber. Light an incense cone, blow the flame out so it smoulders, lower the dragon over the top, and smoke drifts up through carved channels and out of the nostrils. Three sizes, and each comes with a pack of Satya cones.

Beyond those: a seated dragon carved in amber-stained wood with the spine cut in a tight herringbone, and a mini version of the same, a round wall plaque with a dragon coiled across the disc and pierced right through, a matte black box with a gold dragon on the lid, and a Raintree stool from northern Thailand with a green dragon in deep relief and orange flames licking round it.

Carved in Bali and northern Thailand, all finished by hand, so scale patterns and faces vary from one to the next.