Japanese hibachis are traditional heating devices. Made from or lined with a heat proof material. And designed to hold burning charcoal. Today we use these elegant objects as decorative accents in our home. In the image below a Japanese lacquered hibachi holds a bunch of orchids. This image is taken from François Catroux’s latest book by the same name. 
Japanese kiriwood hibachi with gold lacquer sun flowers. And cooper insert.
H: 9″ x 17.5″D
$3500.
Kiriwood hibachi with lacquer carriage in gold and mother of pearl accents.
Meiji 1868 – 1912
H: 9″ x D: 15″
$2500.
Taisho hibachi with with deer and branches with fall leaves in lacquer and mother of pearl.
H: 8.5″ x D: 15″
$950.