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Let the smoke become a small pause in the room. This soapstone incense burner brings together a carved Hamsa hand and Om symbol, giving your incense ritual a steady place to rest while the ash gathers neatly below.
Incense Burner Soapstone Hamsa Om Symbol
Incense Burner Soapstone Hamsa Om Symbol is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What you need with it
What it is
The hamsa: the open hand, kept as a sign of protection across the Middle East and North Africa. Carved by hand from soapstone in India, a soft stone that takes the heat of a stick or cone.
Why people choose it
- The hamsa An old open hand symbol.
- A quiet reminder A small symbol for an everyday corner.
- Catches the ash Rest it on a stable surface, away from anything that can burn. Never leave incense unattended.
How to use it
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Check what it holds: sticks, cones, backflow cones or resin
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Set it on a flat, heat-safe surface
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Empty the ash once it has cooled
Care: Let it cool before you empty the ash. Wipe wood with a dry cloth, metal with a soft one. Keep it away from curtains and paper.
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★★★★★ E.M.I live
This is so lovely 🥰 I keep crystals in it but also use it when I cleanse the energy of the house. You can use it for spell work as well if you're into that kind of stuff I'd not it's a super cute decorative piece. Such a multi purpose little thing ❤️
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★★★★★ B.My little cauldron
Lovely little cauldron - it's heavy and looks as on picture. It's just small enough to make small amount drink or burning herbs in. I would recommend it but remember it's a little cauldron so don't expect a big one.
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★★★★★ J.M.Lovely
My daughter absolutely loves this- it is stone so I feel more secure about her burning incense, solid, beautifully made and nice design. Not 100% clean but incense will always create dust.
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★★★★★ C.K.Decorative and functional
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★★★★★ K.
Very happy with the purchase of these smoke boxes. Just one suggestion, would it be possible to order mixed designs?
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★★★★★ N.
It is truly beautiful like in the photos on the site, an elegant incense holder. Thank you as always
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The whole range are wonderfully crafted and the designs are fabulous. Highly recommended
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Nice!!! Just bend the end so it stands straight in the hole, no problem. No mess.
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★★★★★ V.B.Wonderful
Really an excelente item. Beautiful and very useful. Wonderful 🤩⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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About this product
What the carved stone brings to the ritual
- Soapstone has a softly grounded presence, with a calm, tactile feel that suits a quiet shelf, altar space or meditation corner.
- The Hamsa shape gives the piece a symbolic, watchful character without feeling ornate or heavy.
- The Om symbol adds a contemplative note, especially for those who use incense before yoga, meditation or evening stillness.
- As the incense burns, the holder keeps the ritual contained, turning smoke and falling ash into something deliberate.
- Its stone weight gives it a settled feeling in the hand and on a heat-safe surface.
Soapstone with Hamsa and Om detail
This piece is made from soapstone, a naturally smooth stone often used for small carved objects and ritual accessories. It has a gentle, matte character rather than a glossy finish, so it feels understated and earthy in a room.
The design combines two meaningful motifs. The Hamsa is a hand-shaped symbol found across several Middle Eastern, North African, Jewish and Islamic traditions, where it is associated with blessing and protection. Om has deep roots in Hindu and yogic traditions, where it is used as a sacred sound and a focus for meditation.
How incense sits and burns
An incense burner is an unheated holder or tray. The incense itself is lit, then placed on the burner so the smoke can rise and the falling ash is caught below.
Use it on a stable, heat-safe surface, away from fabrics, draughts and anything flammable. Let the ash cool fully before clearing it away.
Caring for the stone
Wipe away ash with a soft, dry cloth. Soapstone is smooth but relatively soft, so avoid abrasive cleaning pads and sharp knocks.
Keep it dry between uses and lift it rather than dragging it across polished furniture. This helps protect both the stone and the surface beneath.
Symbol and setting
Incense has long been part of household, temple and devotional practice across India and many other cultures, used to mark a threshold between ordinary activity and more focused attention. This burner speaks to that same small act of transition: lighting the incense, placing it carefully, and letting the room change by degrees. The Hamsa and Om are not just decoration here. They give the piece a quiet symbolic language, suited to intention-setting, meditation, or simply making a corner of the home feel more considered.
Size and details
- Material: soapstone.
- Weight: 120 g.
- Origin: India.
- Design: Hamsa hand with Om symbol.