This larger brass burner is designed for loose resin and charcoal-lit grains. The pierced Moon Phases motif on the lid arranges the changing faces of the Moon in a quiet row — a gentle reminder of cycles, renewal and the rhythm of the lunar month.
The Moon Phases motif
For many, the lunar cycle is a symbol of change — every 28 days brings a fresh start. The pierced lid lets smoke and warm light pass through together, throwing a soft pattern around the surface where the burner rests.
How to use it
Place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface, well away from curtains, papers and easily flammable items. Set a charcoal disc or a small pinch of resin in the bowl, light carefully and close the lid. The larger bowl gives a longer-burning session than smaller models. Let it cool completely before moving it.
Where it belongs
A meditation corner, a moon-phase practice altar, a journalling desk or a sheltered windowsill. The slightly larger footprint suits longer evening sittings.
Specifications
- Material: brass
- Size: 8 × 3.5 cm
- Weight: about 100–150 g
- Net weight: about 100 g
- Use: loose resin or charcoal-lit grains
- Origin: India
About the brass body
Brass holds heat well and cools slowly, so the body of the burner becomes a gentle heat reservoir while the resin or charcoal does its work. The interior is left smooth so any residue wipes away easily once the burner has cooled. With careful use the brass keeps its warm golden tone for many years.