Hexagonal Smoking Tower – Mango Wood
The Hexagonal Smoking Tower is a striking geometric form, its six-sided design conveying both a modern and an ancient, traditional feeling simultaneously. Indian craftsmen shaped it in Saharanpur, northern India, where achieving the precise dimensions of the hexagonal base requires true expertise. The tower is unique in being suitable for both incense sticks and cones, and stands as a sculptural object in its own right on any shelf or table.
Technical Data
- Material: solid mango wood
- Shape: hexagonal tower
- Suitable for: both stick and cone incense
- Finish: handcrafted, sanded
- Origin: India, Saharanpur
Design and Finish
The geometric precision of the hexagonal base makes this holder special. The tower form draws the eye vertically, and the column of smoke rising from the burning incense gains a more dramatic frame. The natural tones of mango wood and the tower's clean, straight lines create a contrast that results in a piece equally at home in modern and traditional settings.
How to Use
Place the tower on a stable, horizontal and heat-resistant surface. For incense sticks, insert the stick into the holder at the top or side, light it and blow out the flame. For cone incense, place the cone in the inner recess or on top of the tower. Always ensure the tower is standing on firm ground while burning.
Why Choose This?
The hexagonal tower stands apart from ordinary flat tray holders. For those seeking an accessory worthy of a meditation corner that guests will also admire, this stand is a genuine curiosity. The hexagon shape appears in nature (honeycombs, basalt columns), carrying rich spiritual and aesthetic symbolism.
Tips
- For cone incense, place a small heat-resistant ceramic or metal mat under the cone if needed.
- The hexagonal tower casts particularly beautiful shadows by candlelight – well worth trying on evenings.
- Pair with geometrically patterned stones or crystals on your altar table.