Classic form, distinctive motif
This cast iron cauldron is defined by the classic cauldron form: three legs, round body, a metal handle on top. The pentagram motif — a five-pointed star — decorates the upper rim, in a black finish. The motif is both decorative and traditional, and is favoured by customers who appreciate objects rich in symbolism.
How to use it in daily life
For charcoal incense burning, this is the most common choice. Fill the holder with a thin layer of sand — silvery, fine-grained sand is best. Place the lit charcoal on top, and drip or sprinkle your chosen incense onto it. The fragrance gradually fills the space and stays for a long time.
What else it is for
Thanks to the larger size, it is also suitable for larger portions or longer incense ceremonies. Many use it as decoration too: placed on a shelf or altar, it is striking on its own. The weight of 1142 grams keeps it stable in its place — it will not move accidentally.
What to be careful about during use
The cauldron becomes hot due to the charcoal. Place it on a heat-resistant coaster, never on textile or wood. Keep it away from children and small pets. Ventilate during use. Let it cool completely before moving it or putting it away.
Material, origin and care
The cauldron is made of solid cast iron in India, with hand casting. Care is simple: after use let it cool, empty out the ash and sand, wipe with a dry, soft cloth. Store in a cool, dry place. Occasionally a thin layer of cooking oil helps prevent rust, so it can keep its beauty for decades.