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Flower of Life Incense Burner — 10-Inch Printed Wood Holder

Flower of Life Incense Burner — 10-Inch Printed Wood Holder

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Every household that burns incense eventually accumulates a grey line of ash along a windowsill, and every one of them solves it the same way: a proper burner. This is that, at ten inches long, in printed wood — flat, light and long enough to catch the ash from a full stick rather than most of it.

The print is the Flower of Life, the overlapping-circle pattern that turns up carved into temple walls from Egypt to India, and the piece is made in India in assorted colours. It is a small object doing an unglamorous job, and it is the difference between incense being a pleasure and incense being a chore.

At a Glance

  • Wooden incense holder, 10 inches long
  • Printed with the Flower of Life pattern
  • Assorted colours
  • Made in India
  • Flat profile — sits flush on shelf, sill or altar
  • Catches ash along the full length of a stick

How to Use It

Nothing complicated here, but two details make the difference between a clean sill and a grey one.

  1. Place it on a stable, heatproof surface with nothing flammable overhead.
  2. Seat the stick in the hole at the raised end and check it points slightly down along the tray, not up and away from it.
  3. Light, flame briefly, blow out, and let it smoulder.
  4. Let the stick burn all the way down over the tray — that is what stops the ash migrating.
  5. Tip the ash away when cool and wipe with a dry cloth. Wood and water are not friends.

Getting the Angle Right

Symptom Fix
Ash lands beside the tray The stick is angled too steeply — seat it flatter
Stick goes out early The ember was blown out too soon; relight and wait
Scorch mark on the tray Normal with use; wipe dry, do not scrub
Burner slides Set it on a mat or cloth, not bare polished wood

✨ Temple Tip

Give each incense family its own burner if you can. Ash carries scent, and a tray that has held sandalwood for a year will quietly flavour the next stick you burn on it. At this price, two burners is not an extravagance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the burner?

Ten inches.

What is the pattern?

The Flower of Life — the overlapping-circle motif found in sacred architecture across many cultures.

Which colour will I receive?

Colours are assorted — choose from the options available at checkout.

What incense does it fit?

Standard incense sticks, seated in the hole at the raised end.

How do I clean it?

Tip out cool ash and wipe with a dry cloth. Keep it away from water.

How quickly does it ship?

Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.

Small object. Clean windowsill. Fair trade. #TempleOfDesire

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