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Incense burner with mesh red, golden
€ 15.70 incl. VAT
A burner is indispensable for cleansing rituals and incense ceremonies.
A burner is indispensable for cleansing rituals and incense ceremonies.
You can place coal in this burner and burn pieces of aromatic herbs (eg white sage) or aromatic resins such as copal on it.
Size: 7.5 x 5.5 CM
Weight: 97 grams
Attention!
Burner can get hot as the coals burn and should be placed on a heat-resistant surface. Also ensure sufficient ventilation of the premises where you are using it.
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