The concept of the seven chakras
The engraved pattern shows seven circles arranged vertically, traditionally representing the location of the seven main chakras. The concept comes from Hindu and yoga traditions, referring to different energy points of the body. The holder displays this in a simple, clear drawing.
The seven different minerals
Seven different stones decorate the rim of the holder, in the chakra colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple or whitish. The stone types may vary, but typically include jasper, carnelian, chalcedony, aventurine, lapis or sodalite, amethyst and clear quartz. Exact mineral types can differ per piece.
Using cone incense for you
Place a cone of incense in the central recess. Light its tip, wait until it becomes an ember, then enjoy the smoke slowly flowing downward. The waterfall-like effect is especially beautiful under soft light. The rim of the holder catches the ash, so use stays clean.
Material and craftsmanship
Mango wood is a durable timber with fine grain. The engraving is cut with modern laser technology, giving precise details. Hand-set stones make every piece slightly unique. The base is round, smooth and stands stably. The middle size of the holder is ideal for tabletop use.
Preservation and care
Store the holder in a dry place. Wipe it weekly with a dry soft cloth. Sweep out ash only when cold. Do not use chemicals around the stones. Avoid strong sunlight and humid rooms when possible. This way you can enjoy the colourful seven chakras for years.