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Jyotisha Celestial Incense Holder — Mango Wood with Brass Inlay

Jyotisha Celestial Incense Holder — Mango Wood with Brass Inlay

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Ethically handcrafted from sustainably harvested mango wood in north central India, with a brass constellation inlaid into the surface. Jyotisha is the Sanskrit name for Vedic astrology — the study of light — which is what the inlay refers to.

A round dish with a hole at center for a single stick, and enough surface around it to catch the ash.

At a glance

  • Sustainably harvested mango wood
  • Brass-inlaid constellation design
  • Round dish with central hole for one stick
  • Ethically handcrafted in north central India
  • Grain and inlay vary between pieces

How to use it

Place one stick in the central hole. The dish catches ash as it falls, so no separate tray is needed.

Wipe with a dry cloth and empty ash between burns. Keep the wood dry; do not wash it.

✨ Temple Tip

Ash left in a holder dulls the next burn — it insulates the base of the stick and makes the smoke uneven. Emptying it takes three seconds and is the single easiest way to improve how incense burns.

Questions we get asked

What incense fits?

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

Does it catch the ash?

Yes, the surrounding dish is designed for it.

What is the wood?

Sustainably harvested mango wood from north central India.

How do I clean it?

Dry cloth and empty the ash. Do not wash the wood.

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In short

The Jyotisha Celestial is a stick incense holder in sustainably harvested mango wood with a brass constellation inlaid into the surface, ethically handcrafted in north central India. It is a round dish with a central hole for one stick, and the surrounding surface catches the ash, so no separate tray is needed. The name refers to Jyotisha, the Sanskrit term for Vedic astrology. It costs $20.99. The wood is wiped dry rather than washed, and grain and inlay vary between pieces.

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