What you can use this cauldron for
The cast iron cauldron was designed primarily for charcoal incense burning, for resin and herbal incense. It stands stably on three small legs, so you can place it safely on a heat-resistant coaster or stone surface. The sun and moon motifs appear as decoration on the upper rim of the open-top vessel, in a metallic black finish.
How to prepare it for first use
Fill the cauldron with a thin layer of sand — silvery, fine-grained sand is best, which you can also order separately for yourself. The sand absorbs heat and protects the bottom of the cauldron. Place the lit charcoal on top, then drip or sprinkle your chosen incense onto it. The scent slowly spreads through the space.
What occasions it suits
Many people acquire it for home meditation, a quiet evening, or traditional rituals. The cauldron is simple yet eye-catching, so it works well on a shelf, an altar, or as a gift. The small handle lets you move it — but always touch it only after it has cooled.
What to be careful about
The lit charcoal is very hot, so the cauldron also becomes hot. Never place it directly on wood or textile. Keep it away from children and small pets. Ensure proper ventilation, since incense scents can build up in the room. Let it cool completely after use before putting it away.
Material, size and care
The cauldron is made of solid cast iron in India, its body is black, and it weighs about 1057 grams. Its size is 12 × 9.5 cm, so it fits comfortably on a shelf, a small altar or a table. Care is simple: after use let it cool, empty out the sand and ash, wipe it with a dry, soft cloth. Protect it from moisture to prevent rust.