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Wooden Incense Stick Stand, 25 CM
€ 2.80 incl. VAT
Wooden stand for incense sticks with various signs
Wooden incense holder, inlaid with brass signs. Suitable for burning thinner incense sticks, like these.
Dimensions: 255 x 35 x 4 MM
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