Replicas of Mesoamerican
incense offering bowls.
These three footed incensaros are hand made and vary in color.
Used for copal and all other resins
(Do not place on flammable surface or leave unattended.)
On
the bottom it has the traditional three legs which is traditional for
incense burners and bowls.
This
type of censor is more flexible and practical
for people starting out burning a variety of incense types and has several
advantages.
1.
It can be used to hold incense sticks stuck down
in the ash of charcoals or in sand.
2.
Charcoal can be placed on the ash and slightly
covered,
and loose incense or incense wood can be placed to the side or even
on top for room scenting.
This is the same process that is used with the more traditional religious
censors.
It can also be used for ceremonial burning, or
burning incense with herbs and oils.
Brass
& Wood Censor Imported
from India, this censor can also be used for ceremonial burning,
or burning incense with herbs and oils. incense cones or Tibetan incense.
Please always place sand or earth inside this
censor
Finally
Iwe were able to track down these burners..which we have used for many
years.
No more messy ash on the coffee table, altar,
or by your bed. Designed
specifically to burn the larger sticks of Tibetan and Dhoop incense
and regular stick incense as well.
Both
are imported from Nepal and India.
The
little wooden Lotus burners can be handpainted or stained to accomodate
your decor or imagination.
The Tibetan 'ladder' burner is aproximately 12" long with brass
rungs and brass enlaid designs...
Traditional
Incense Burners
Imported from India--betcha never seen these before :)
They have beautifully inlaid stars and moons made from bone (camel)
and are of a high gloss.
They are also crafted from non-endangered trees.
They are really trippy and wil l last a lifetime IF: you don't
use them as a shoe-horn.
And the little brass burners-which
you have NEVER seen at yard sales,
are really great if you anchor them with sand, earth, or a little
rock.
Abalone
Shells Abalone
shells are increasingly going up in price, probably due to the fact
that China is buying all they can get. These
particular shells are from Mexico and are quite beautiful.
Useful for smudging, burning resins and charcoals. for incense.
Please make sure you have a very deep bed of sand in the shell before
burning any material.