A ceramic Mexican Talavera-style smoking pipe shaped like a stylized face, featuring a cream-colored body with black painted facial features and a glossy black-and-cream striped top.
A ceramic figurine of a stylized face with a tall black-and-cream striped crest, black eyes, and black facial features, photographed on a plain light background. Incense holder
A ceramic Mexican Talavera-style smoking pipe shaped like a stylized face, featuring a cream-colored body with black painted facial features and a glossy black-and-cream striped top.
A ceramic figurine of a stylized face with a tall black-and-cream striped crest, black eyes, and black facial features, photographed on a plain light background. Incense holder
Kay Train

Kay Train Circus Hat Ceramic Figurine & Incense Holder

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Handmade ceramic Circus Hat figurine by Kay Train

A little circus character for your shelves and your incense ritual. Hand sculpted and painted by Kay Train in Brighton, East Sussex, this ceramic figurine doubles as an incense holder. A tall black-and-off-white striped hat, expressive face and round dark cheeks give it plenty of personality, with a glossy finish that catches the light.

Description

  • Maker: Kay Train
  • Made in: Brighton, East Sussex
  • Material: white earthstone clay
  • Colour: warm off-white with black underglaze decoration
  • Finish: shiny transparent glaze
  • Design: Circus Hat character with a striped hat and hand-painted facial details
  • Use: decorative ceramic figurine and incense holder

Each piece is hand modelled and painted, then bisque fired, glazed and refired to 1180°C. Every figurine is unique; small marks may be visible as part of the handmade process.

From the maker

Based in the seaside city of Brighton, Kay creates bold silhouettes that bring folklore and nostalgia into conversation with modern culture. Her work draws on both the bustle of the city and the old folklore tales rooted in the East Sussex countryside.

What we love

We love its theatrical striped hat and wonderfully expressive face. It brings a playful touch to a shelf or mantelpiece, whether you use it for incense or simply enjoy it as a small ceramic sculpture.