An incense stick holder is not just a functional tool but also a decorative desk object — and when it is made from mango wood and hand-decorated, the everyday incense ritual gains a pleasant ornamental context. This decorated mango wood incense stand comes from India, where the tradition of woodworking has a particularly deep history in the Saharanpur region. Twelve come in the pack.
Mango wood — a warm and natural base
The incense stand is made from mango wood, whose characteristic warm brown tone and natural grain make every piece unique. Mango wood is a dense and durable material — a stable base that ensures the ash and ember from the incense stick do not damage the table or surface beneath. At 25.5 x 3.8 cm, it is ideal as a holder for standard incense sticks.
Hand-decorated design
The stand is hand-decorated — in India's Saharanpur region, the working and decorating of wood has been a valued craft for centuries. The detailing reflects patient, meticulous work, and because each piece is made by hand from a natural material, there are slight individual differences between them. Decoration may be carved, painted or pyrographed — the specific finish varies by piece.
Saharanpur — India's woodcarving tradition
India's Saharanpur region in Uttar Pradesh holds a special place in the tradition of handcraft woodworking — for several hundred years it has been one of the greatest centres of woodcarving and wooden furniture craft. Objects made here are sought-after authentic handcraft goods in India and across Europe alike. Twelve come in the pack.
Product details
- Quantity: 12 pcs / pack
- Material: mango wood
- Size: 25.5 x 3.8 cm
- Design: hand-decorated
- Net weight per piece: approx. 23 g
- Suitable for: incense sticks
- Appearance: natural variations possible
- Origin: India