Polished Brass Hanging Incense Burner, Pentacle

• The hanging form gives the smoke a sense of movement, rising and drifting from the star cut-outs.
• Polished brass adds warmth without shouting, especially beside candles, books or a small altar space.
• The pentacle design makes it feel more intentional than a simple incense holder.
• It suits moments when you want fragrance to mark a pause, from a quiet morning to an after-dark ritual.
• The pierced detail lets the incense become part of the display, rather than something hidden away.

This burner is made from brass and handmade in India, with a polished finish that gives the surface its golden warmth. Brass naturally deepens and develops a patina with handling and time, which can be left to soften or brightened gently with suitable brass care.

Place lit incense securely inside the burner, then hang it from a stable, heat-safe point where it cannot be knocked. Use it in a ventilated room, keep it away from loose fabrics, and never leave burning incense unattended.

Let the burner and ash cool fully before emptying. Wipe with a dry, soft cloth, and keep brass away from prolonged damp to help preserve the finish.

The pentacle, a five-pointed star within a circle, has a long symbolic life across European esoteric traditions and is widely recognised in modern Pagan and Wiccan practice. It is often associated with the five elements, earth, air, fire, water and spirit, held within a complete circle. On an incense burner, the symbol turns a simple act of lighting fragrance into something more deliberate: a visual marker for intention, reflection and the quiet theatre of smoke.

This is one polished brass hanging incense burner with a pentacle design. It weighs 150 g.

A considered gift for someone who keeps an altar, enjoys incense, or likes meaningful objects with a spiritual design language. It feels especially suited to housewarmings, seasonal gatherings and small personal rituals.