Incense Burner Hanging Copper Tibetan

• The verdigris finish gives the metal an antique, time-worn character, suited to shelves, alcoves and calm corners.
• Its hanging form frees the surface below, so the burner feels decorative even when it is not in use.
• The intricate design brings a ceremonial note without feeling overly ornate.
• It is made for stick, cone or coil incense, giving you freedom to choose the style of smoke you prefer.
• The metal body has a grounded presence in the hand, with enough weight to feel considered rather than flimsy.

The burner is crafted in India from copper, with metal and iron components. The finish is intentionally aged, so the piece has the look of an object already softened by time.

An incense burner is an unheated holder for lit incense. The incense itself creates the smoke, while the burner supports the stick, cone or coil and helps catch falling ash.

Hang it from a secure, heat-safe point with clear space around it. Let the incense ember settle fully before leaving the burner unattended or moving it.

Allow the burner to cool before emptying ash. Wipe with a dry, soft cloth and avoid soaking, as moisture can encourage further change in the metal finish.

Use it in a well-ventilated room and keep it away from curtains, papers and other flammable materials.

Hanging incense burners have appeared in many devotional and ceremonial settings, including Christian, Buddhist and Hindu practice, where smoke marks a moment of attention and transition. This piece takes inspiration from Tibetan-style incense holders while being made in India, bringing that suspended, ceremonial form into the home. Used gently, it becomes a small pause in the day: a visible thread of smoke, a warm metal object, and a place to let a simple ritual gather itself.

Weight: 120 g.

Includes one hanging incense burner with hook and chain. Suitable for stick, cone and coil incense.

It suits someone who already loves incense, meditation corners or atmospheric home objects. The aged copper look makes it feel more like a found piece than a plain holder.