Incense burners

Hand carved wooden incense burner of two hands in a Namasté greeting. About 6.5 x 3 cm. The hole is about 5 mm, so it would also fit larger, or multiple incense sticks.

Backflow incense burner shaped like a bamboo waterfall. Place the backflow incense cone on top, light it, and the smoke will cascade downwards. Only suited for backflow incense cones, as they have an opening at the bottom that corresponds with the opening of the incense burner and allows the smoke to flow downwards. Size: approx. 10X13x10 cm

Ceramic backflow waterfall incense burner depicting a Buddya on a crescent moon. Size approx. 6,5x13x6 cm. A backflow incense burner is used in combination with backflow incense cones. These cones have a hole in the bottom that fits over a hole in the incense burner, wich causes the smoke to flow down like a waterfall instead of rising up. This incense burner only works with backflow incense cones, or regular incense sticks, as it has a small opening for an incense stick.

Backflow waterfall incense burner with small Buddha. Ceramic, size approx 12x9x7 cm. In a backflow incense burner, smoke flows down in a waterfall effect. This is because backflow cones have a hole in the bottom and the smoke is drawn downwards. This will NOT work with regular incense cones

Ceramic backflow incense burner shaped like a lotus pond. Size approx 11x8x6 cm. A backflow incense burner works with special cones that have a hole in the bottom. This creates a magical waterfall effect where the smoke flows down instead of risiing up. A backflow incense burner only works with backflow incense cones

Ceramic backflow waterfall incense burner Moon. About 10 x 12 x 8 cm. Suited for backflow incense cones, which have an opening in the bottom that fits the incense burner and enables the smoke to flow downwards like a waterfall. Apart from that, this incense burner also has room for a regular incense stick.

You can use this incense burner as an aroma diffuser as well. It comes with both a soapstone dish and a sieve. You can put essential oils and/or essences in the water to infuse a room with their energy or you can use the sieve to burn incense resins or herbs on.

This incense burner is made out of grey soap stone (India) that was painted black and is about 10,5 cm high. When the sieve is in use, a bit of the grey soap stone is visible, so there are a few extra photos to show how that looks

This brass incense burner can be used to burn incense with a charcoal tablet. You light the tablet and put it on the grate, after which you add loose incense or incense resin. The grate can be removed to clean the burner.

The diameter is 6.5 cm and the incense burner is 4.5 cm high. The outside is black with a brass flower pattern.



This incense burner is made from metal only and can become hot when in use. Please always put it on a fire or heat resistant surface, for example, the fire resistant terracotta dish.

Brass incense burner. Size: about 7.5 x 3 cm. This incense burner can be used to burn incense on a charcoal tablet, and if you fill it with sand, you can also use it for incense sticks. Please note this incense burner gets hot when in use and should be placed on a heat-resistant surface.

Katouri pod incense burner. Size approx 8x3.5cm.

Brass Lotus incense burner for sticks and cones. Size: approx 7x7 cm. It fits 5 sticks and/or 1 cone.

Small metal brush for cleaning stainless steel incense sieves that are used for incense resin. Size approx. 7,5 x 5,5 x 2 cm.

Cast Iron incense burner in the shape of a cauldron, with Triqueta symbol. It can be used to burn loose incense, incense on charcoal or incense sticks.



It is recommendable to fill the cauldron with silver sand. It has three legs and weighs approximately 1 kilo. Its cross section is approximately 9.5 cm and its height approximately 12 cm.



Filling the cauldron with sand should prevent the outside from becoming hot, but to be sure, you could place it on the fire resistant terracotta bowl.



The Triquetra is a Celtic symbol that stands for unity.

Cast iron mini cauldron, size approx 6x7 cm., for burning incense. You can fill it up with sand and use it for incense sticks, oer you can place a 33 mm charcoal tablet in the top part (it will stick out a little) and use it for burning herbs or resin.

This ceramic oil diffuser is purple and consists of two parts: the bottom disc where you place a teacup candle, and the upper part where you add water and essential oils and/or essences to diffuse.  

Measurements:
Height: approx 12 cm
Diameter: approx 8 cm
 

27 mm charcoal tablets in a roll of 6 pcs.

33 mm charcoal tablets. Roll with 10 pcs.

Handmade wooden stand for (abalone) shells or singing bowls. It is foldable and consists of three interlocking legs. Folded: 15 x 5 cm, unfolded: 10x 10 x 8 cm.

Green Tree wooden incense burnder with flower of life motif. Size: approx 31,8.5 cm. This incense burner is made up out of two parts: the bottom part is a block with room for 5 incense sticks or 4 incense sticks and 1 cone, the top part goes over the bottom block. The top of the tower is closed, which will lead the incense smoke out of the holes in the sides.

Green Tree wooden tower incense burner with chakra symbols. This tower also functions als storage box, it hinges on the side. It has room for 5 incense sticks or 4 incense sticks and 1 incense cone. The top also has holes, so most of the smoke will probably raise up. Size approx. 6x6x30 cm.

Round wooden incense burner with the Flower of Life symbol. Can be used for standard and thicker incense sticks (Indian and Tibetan) and incense cones. Its cross section is approximately 10 cm. Made of mango wood and the symbol is engraved into MDF. The Goloka Nag Champa incense sticks fit well into the burner.