A box that catches the ash
This long incense burner is made from mango wood with a whitewash, slightly faded finish. The groove on the top of the box holds an incense stick while the falling ash is collected inside the box itself — you do not need a separate tray, and the surrounding furniture stays clean from fine dust.
The All-Seeing Eye decoration
The surface of the box is decorated with the All-Seeing Eye motif, with fine carving and contrasting paint. In many cultures the symbol stands for awareness, protection and inner attention — it brings a calm atmosphere to a meditation corner, a living room shelf or a study alike.
Sticks and dhoop cones in one place
You can place a traditional incense stick on the top, while underneath the lid you will find two brass inserts where dhoop cones can be lit. The same holder gives you two different types of incense, depending on the scent or mood you prefer on a given day.
Natural material, hand-applied finish
Mango wood is a light yet durable material with characteristic grain. The whitewash finish looks slightly different on every piece, so your own holder will have a unique character — no two are exactly the same. You receive an object that keeps the warmth of natural wood through the years.
How to use it safely
Place the box on a flat, heat-resistant surface, at a safe distance from curtains and easily flammable objects. Set the stick into the groove and the dhoop cone onto the brass insert, and never leave the burner unattended while in use. After burning, wait for the ash to cool completely and empty the box.