Name: Copper Tibetan Incense Burner — Six Symbols
Brand: AwGift
SKU: ATIH-03
Price: 14602 HUF
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What type of incense can I use it with?

Accepted Answer

The burner is mainly designed for incense cones, smouldering resins, and traditional sandalwood and frankincense pieces. It is not ideal for long incense sticks, which need a dedicated holder. Always place a thin layer of ash or fine, dry sand in the inner copper dish first — this absorbs heat and protects against overheating.

Question 2

Why does the surface darken over time?

Accepted Answer

Copper naturally develops a patina with time — this is not a fault but a characteristic of the material. Smoke during use, air and the touch of the hand all subtly age the surface and give it a deeper tone. If you prefer to keep it bright, use a copper polish; if you like the mood of old temple objects, let the patina form on its own.

Question 3

How do I clean it after burning?

Accepted Answer

Let the burner cool completely, then empty out the ash and any leftover resin pieces. Wipe the inner surface with a dry, soft brush or cloth. Only clean intensively if heavy build-up has collected. For the outer surface, use a dedicated copper cleaner, or a mild vinegar-and-salt mixture on a soft cloth.