Large bronze handle censer with engraving and chiselling
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A slender, refined and timeless incense burner A magical gift to give to someone important to our hearts or to yourself.
Bronze incense holder with engraving on the lid
This incense burner will look great on an altar, desk or in a cherished corner of the living room giving the chic and inspiring edge of a spiritual piece of art. Wherever you decide to place it, it will radiate this elegant spirituality through its remarkable craftsmanship.
Its long wooden handle is one more luxury that allows you to move it without getting burned while the incense is burning.
It's an incense holder that contains all the ingredients to make the use of incense even more sacred in ritual.
You can burn your incense cones or Palo Santo in complete safety, with the lid open or closed. Depending on your desire, you will have a direct smoke or diffused by the cut pentacle stars letting out the smoke.
It is a wonderful replacement for Abalone shells to hold a Stick of White Sage or a Stick of Palo still glowing, which tradition has it 'we let it go out on its own.
Finally, you can burn your grains of incense resin on a bed of fine sand.
Censer made of a container and a lid in bronze with delicious engravings and openworked with small crosses, which allows you to cover the cone with incense or Palo Santo and burning resin grains. Removable by a hinge, it is an integral part of the whole. A long wooden handle completes this work in a slender but balanced look.
Features:
- Approximate dimensions:
- Diameter: 10.5cm
- Height: 9.5cm
- Length: 24cm
- Weight: 355gr.
- 100% Bronze
- Made in India
Tips for use:
Be sure to keep the incense holder away from any flammable materials, such as curtains, lampshades or paper.
- Place a bed of fine sand in the bottom of the censer.
To preserve the container from oily soiling from cones and resin grains, place a bed of fine sand on which you will place your cones.
- Place your cone in the incense holder, point up. Put the cone inside, with the flat, wide part of the cone at the bottom and its end up. If there is sand in the incense holder, be sure to place the cone flat to prevent it from tipping over.
- Light the incense using a candle, lighter or match. Light the tip of the cone until the flame is consistent, allow the flame to burn for 5-10 seconds. That's enough.
- Watch the tip of the cone until you see embers. Once the flame is extinguished, you should have embers on the tip of the cone. On the other hand, if there is none and the tip looks ashy, turn the tip back on and wait to see embers.
- Turn off the flame if it burns longer than 10 seconds.The flame on your incense cone will smell smoky and therefore less pleasant. If after lighting your cone, the flame does not go out after 10 seconds, blow on it until you only have embers on the tip.
- If your cone's ember goes out too quickly, it may not be getting enough oxygen. If your incense holder has a lid, remove it to air the cone. After fanning the cone, feel free to relight it if necessary.
- Enjoy your incense for 20-30 minutes Incense will burn from the tip to the base of the cone. It takes about half an hour for the cone to fully burn.
Be aware that cones produce more smoke than other types of incense. The cone will self-extinguish once it burns completely.
Tips
- To extinguish your cone, just push the tip into the sand.
- Be sure to protect the surface under the incense holder to prevent it from burning.
- Keep your incense cones in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.
Warnings
- Do not touch the cone when lit. It will get hotter and hotter.
- While burning, keep incense away from children and pets.
