Brass Incense Burner
This traditional style of incense burner hasn't changed design in hundreds of years. It is suitable for burning both stick and cone style incense.
To use with cone incense, lift the top of the burner, light the incense cone, blow out the flame, then replace the top of the burner. For rooms with still air, leave the lid askew to allow more oxygen flow.
If using incense sticks, just light the stick and insert it into the top of the burner. You may also wish to place a dish underneath to catch the falling ashes.
Available in two sizes. Made in India, the incense capitol of the world.
To use with cone incense, lift the top of the burner, light the incense cone, blow out the flame, then replace the top of the burner. For rooms with still air, leave the lid askew to allow more oxygen flow.
If using incense sticks, just light the stick and insert it into the top of the burner. You may also wish to place a dish underneath to catch the falling ashes.
Available in two sizes. Made in India, the incense capitol of the world.
