Buddhist Incense Burner For Ritual Offerings | Sacred Tibetan Altar

Himalayan Incense Burner | Traditional Spiritual Home Decor

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Size: 18.5cm(Height) x 15cm(Length) x 15cm(Width)
All Height: 34.5cm
Weight: 0.55kg
Materials: Copper, Gemstone, Coral
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About Our Product

This Buddhist Incense Burner for Ritual Offerings measures 18.5cm in height, 15cm in length, and 15cm in width, with an overall height of 34.5cm and a weight of 0.55kg. Crafted from copper, gemstone, and coral, it has a square vessel form supported by a lotus-style base. The removable lid allows incense to be placed inside, while openings in the lid help the fragrant smoke rise during use. Incense offerings in Buddhist practice are commonly associated with purification, devotion, respect, and creating a peaceful setting for spiritual practice.

This incense burner features detailed sacred and decorative designs across its entire structure. The lid has an openwork floral pattern that allows incense smoke to pass through, with a raised finial at its center. Small decorative figures appear around the corners, while the edges are finished with repeating borders. The main body displays several raised motifs arranged in individual panels, including lotus-style designs, endless-knot forms, and other auspicious ornamental patterns. Small coral accents appear at the sides, while metal chains help secure the lid to the vessel. The square lid is also bordered by a repeating key-style pattern, and the broad lotus-inspired base gives the burner a stable ceremonial appearance.

This Tibetan incense burner can be used for incense offerings on a Buddhist altar, shrine, meditation room, prayer space, Dharma room, or ceremonial setting. Incense is placed inside the vessel and the perforated lid is fitted above it, allowing the smoke to gently move through the openwork design during prayer, meditation, or ritual offerings.

Introduction To Incense Burner :

Incense burners are sometimes known as thuribles and 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 is also used to create a good aromatic ambiance to your surroundings. But burning incense has its downside; when it is burnt, placing the burnt incense in your room and managing the ashes from the incense becomes difficult. So, we offer you a permanent solution for incense burners and holders.

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Consecration
At the EvamRatna, the consecration procedure entails a precisely planned set of rituals and ceremonies. As requested for consecration/ blessing, we take the items to respective Monasteries.

Please Note: Once consecrated, the item becomes a sacred object and cannot be returned or refunded.