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Indukala Moon Incense Holder — White Marble with Brass Inlay

Indukala Moon Incense Holder — White Marble with Brass Inlay

$38.95
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White marble with a radiating moon design inlaid in brass — plain enough to sit in a minimalist room, decorated enough to hold its own in a maximalist one.

Indukala is a Sanskrit word for the moon's crescent. The inlay radiates from the center hole where the stick sits, so the design frames the smoke rather than competing with it.

At a glance

  • Carved white marble with brass moon inlay
  • Round dish with central hole
  • Suits boho, minimalist or maximalist rooms
  • Catches ash on the marble surface
  • Natural veining differs on each piece

How to use it

Set one stick in the central hole and let the ash fall onto the marble. Empty it between burns.

Wipe with a damp cloth and dry. Keep resin and oils off the bare marble; both can mark porous stone over time.

✨ Temple Tip

This is the piece in the range most people give away. If you are buying one for yourself, buy two — a marble incense holder with a brass moon is the gift that solves the person you never know what to buy for.

Questions we get asked

What incense does it take?

Standard sticks, one at a time, in the central hole.

Is the marble sealed?

Marble is naturally porous. Wipe spills promptly and avoid leaving oils on the surface.

Does the veining vary?

Yes, every piece of natural marble is different.

Is it a good gift?

It is the most gift-suited piece in the incense range — plain enough for any interior.

A moon in brass, a line of smoke. #TempleOfDesire

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In short

The Indukala Moon is a stick incense holder in carved white marble with a radiating moon design inlaid in brass. It is a round dish with a central hole for one stick; the inlay radiates outward from that hole and the marble surface catches the ash. Indukala is a Sanskrit word for the crescent of the moon. It costs $38.95. Marble is naturally porous, so spills and oils should be wiped promptly, and the natural veining differs on each piece.

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