Tibetan Handcrafted Brass Incense Burner | Buddhist Ritual & Meditation Altar Decor

Tibetan Handcrafted Brass Incense Burner | Turquoise and Coral Inlaid Copper Censer for Buddhist Rituals

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Size:  13.5cm (Height) x 33cm (Width)
Weight: 0.62kg
Material: Brass Body, Copper Body, Artificial Stones: Coral, Turquoise
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About Our Ritual Item :

This Tibetan Handcrafted Brass Incense Burner is a stunning mix of holy artistry and cultural iconography, ideal for enhancing any Buddhist altar or meditation room. This censer is 13.5cm tall, 33cm wide, and weighs 0.62kg. It is skillfully constructed from brass and copper and features exquisite turquoise and coral stone inlays. The brilliant contrast of brass ornaments against the turquoise base evokes serenity and protection, making it an ideal focal point for your daily routines or contemplative activities.

The burner's body is decorated with intricate floral and fortunate Buddhist symbols, such as the lotus, which represents purity and spiritual awakening. Two wonderfully carved deer figures flank the Dharma Wheel on top of the lid, signifying Buddha's first teachings at Sarnath and serving as an eternal reminder of knowledge and compassion. The precise detailing, from the embossed designs to the graceful framework, showcases traditional Newar craftsmanship from the Himalayas, which is renowned for its precision and devotion.

This Tibetan incense burner is perfect for use during spiritual ceremonies, prayer offerings, and meditation sessions, gently distributing the aroma of incense to purify your surroundings and boost your spirits. Beyond its functional purpose, it is a spiritual home decor element that exudes blessings and artistic beauty. This handcrafted censer, a thoughtful present for both devotees and collectors, brings the timeless aura of Himalayan spirituality into your modern sanctuary.

Introduction To Incense Burner :

Incense burners, also known as thuribles, can be swung by hand or suspended from the ceiling. The swinging action creates a draught through the censer, which allows the charcoal to glow and the incense to burn more strongly.

Incenses are among the most widely used ritual objects in religious practices, Nepali households and temples, and various other occasions. Majorly seen as an aromatic offering to the god, it also creates a good aromatic ambiance in your surroundings. But burning incense has its downsides; once it is burnt, placing the burnt incense in your room and managing the ashes becomes difficult. We offer a permanent solution for incense burners and holders.

How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?

• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center