Incense & smoke
Eight ways to burn a scent, from a thin stick to resin on charcoal. Choose the form that suits your evening, find the holder that fits it, and read how to burn it safely.
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Which holder fits?
Incense Burners & Holders210 pieces
Plates, boxes and dishes that hold a stick or a cone upright and catch its ash.
Choose one longer than your sticks so the ash lands on it, and set it on a heat-proof surface away from curtains.
Incense Burners & Holders210 pieces
Plates, boxes and dishes that hold a stick or a cone upright and catch its ash.
Choose one longer than your sticks so the ash lands on it, and set it on a heat-proof surface away from curtains.
Backflow Incense Burners57 pieces
Sculpted burners with a hole on top, so the smoke of a backflow cone runs down over them like water.
Place it in a still corner away from windows and fans: any draught makes the smoke rise instead of fall.
Deep heat-proof bowls and censers, filled with sand, that hold a glowing charcoal tablet for resin or loose incense.
Always keep a layer of sand under the charcoal, hold it with tongs, and burn it only with a window open.
Smudge Bowls & Ritual Bowls40 pieces
Heat-proof bowls of ceramic, stone or metal to hold under a herb bundle or palo santo and catch falling embers.
Add a layer of sand: it catches embers and gives you a place to press the bundle out.
Palo Santo Holders22 pieces
Small stands and dishes that rest a smoking palo santo stick at an angle while it goes out by itself.
Rest the stick with the glowing tip clear of the holder's edge, and check it is cold before you put it away.
Smudge Bowls & Ritual Bowls40 pieces
Heat-proof bowls of ceramic, stone or metal to hold under a herb bundle or palo santo and catch falling embers.
Add a layer of sand: it catches embers and gives you a place to press the bundle out.
Incense Burners & Holders210 pieces
Plates, boxes and dishes that hold a stick or a cone upright and catch its ash.
Choose one longer than your sticks so the ash lands on it, and set it on a heat-proof surface away from curtains.
Deep heat-proof bowls and censers, filled with sand, that hold a glowing charcoal tablet for resin or loose incense.
Always keep a layer of sand under the charcoal, hold it with tongs, and burn it only with a window open.
Deep heat-proof bowls and censers, filled with sand, that hold a glowing charcoal tablet for resin or loose incense.
Always keep a layer of sand under the charcoal, hold it with tongs, and burn it only with a window open.
Incense Burners & Holders210 pieces
Plates, boxes and dishes that hold a stick or a cone upright and catch its ash.
Choose one longer than your sticks so the ash lands on it, and set it on a heat-proof surface away from curtains.
