Plain Censer Burner

Where the ornate censer is all engraving, this one keeps things simple: polished brass, a vented lid and a carved wooden handle. It is solid brass, and it is used for incense cones or for charcoal and resins.

The understated design suits any room, from a home altar to a mantelpiece, and its 11 x 6 cm size is practical for everyday use.

At a glance

• Simple, understated design
• Vented lid lets smoke flow evenly
• Practical size for everyday use

What it holds

Takes: Incense cones, or charcoal and resins

Measurements

• Size: 11 x 6 cm
• Material: Solid brass with a wooden handle

Setting it up

Light a charcoal tablet with tongs and let it settle into the container until it glows and turns grey at the edges, then sprinkle a little resin or loose incense on top. Incense cones can be lit and placed inside without charcoal.

Fire safety

• Charcoal tablets get extremely hot: light them with tongs, never by hand, and only in a heat-resistant container.
• Use in a well-ventilated room, on a stable, heat-resistant surface.
• Never leave burning charcoal or incense unattended, and keep it away from children, pets and anything flammable.
• Let the container and ash cool completely before touching or emptying it.

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