Polished Aluminium Hamsa Incense Holder 14cm
Ships from the UKSlide a stick of incense into the small hole at the heart of the palm and the whole piece begins to work: a thin line of smoke rises from the tip while the ash falls and settles on the metal below. It is a Hamsa-hand incense holder, 14 cm tall, with a polished, reflective finish that picks up the light of a shelf or windowsill even when nothing is burning.
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Slide a stick of incense into the small hole at the heart of the palm and the whole piece begins to work: a thin line of smoke rises from the tip while the ash falls and settles on the metal below. It is a Hamsa-hand incense holder, 14 cm tall, with a polished, reflective finish that picks up the light of a shelf or windowsill even when nothing is burning.
Polished Aluminium Hamsa Incense Holder 14cm
Polished Aluminium Hamsa Incense Holder 14cm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What you need with it
What it is
An incense holder keeps burning incense steady and catches its ash. Each one is made for a kind of incense: sticks, cones, backflow cones or resin on charcoal, so the first thing to check is what you burn.
Why people choose it
- Made for what you burn Stick holders, cone dishes, backflow burners and resin burners each hold one kind of incense well.
- Ash in one place Long trays and closed boxes keep the ash off the table.
- A piece for the room Carved wood, brass, soapstone and ceramic that look at home on a shelf.
- Materials that take the heat Brass, iron, soapstone and ceramic stay sound with daily use.
How to use it
- 1
Check what it holds: sticks, cones, backflow cones or resin
- 2
Set it on a flat, heat-safe surface
- 3
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
A decorative but effective way to burn jos sticks. Great for summer evenings to keep away uninvited insects (citronella) or for aroma within your home
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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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★★★★★ C.Just Perfect
It's sturdy, wooden handle to protect from heat with a very nice Oriental beautifully crafted design
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★★★★★ M.
The whole range are wonderfully crafted and the designs are fabulous. Highly recommended
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★★★★★ V.Incense stick holder
Nice!!! Just bend the end so it stands straight in the hole, no problem. No mess.
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★★★★★ M.
These Ashcatchers are appealing with their brass inlay, defiantly an eye catcher.
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★★★★★ V.B.Wonderful
Really an excelente item. Beautiful and very useful. Wonderful 🤩⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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★★★★★ Y.
Really large beautiful stone slabs. Very clean workmanship. Recommendable
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What you'll notice
- The surface is dense with engraved detail: curling leaves and small flowers run along each finger, and a rope-like border outlines the whole hand.
- At the centre of the palm sits an eye ringed with scalloped petals, with the stick hole at its middle, so the incense rises from the centre of the design.
- Dark recesses between the raised lines make the pattern stand out against the bright, polished metal, giving it a worn-silver look.
- A small curled foot at the base lets the hand lean back at an angle instead of lying flat, so it reads as an object on display as much as a tool.
- It suits an altar, a bedside table, a desk or a bookshelf, wherever you want a small point of quiet.
Metal, shaped and polished
The holder is made from polished aluminium and imported from India. The finish is bright and reflective, with the engraved lines picking out the pattern. It is a flat, open design, with no lid or handle, which keeps it simple to place and easy to wipe clean.
How to use it
Set the holder on a flat, stable, heat-safe surface, such as a ceramic dish or stone coaster, before lighting anything. Push the base of an incense stick into the hole at the centre of the palm and light the tip. The holder is not heated itself; the incense provides the smoke, and the ash drops onto the metal below. It also takes cones, provided they have a flat base. Once the incense has burned out and everything is cool, tip the ash away and wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth to keep the polish bright.
The Hamsa in context
The Hamsa hand, an open palm, usually with an eye at its centre, is one of the best-known protective symbols across South Asia and the Middle East. It is traditionally associated with protection and good fortune, and is often hung by doors or worn close to keep a sense of safety near. Here it becomes something you use daily: the symbol holds the incense, and the ritual of lighting a stick gives a small, steady moment at the start or end of the day.
Size and details
The holder stands 14 cm tall, which is large enough to take most standard incense sticks and cones with a flat base. It is made of metal (aluminium), finished in a bright polish.
A thoughtful gift
It suits anyone who already burns incense, anyone setting up a small meditation or yoga corner, or someone who simply likes objects with a meaning behind them. The Hamsa's long association with protection and good luck makes it a natural gift for a new home or a fresh start.