Forest Color Ceramic Incense Burner Bowl with Floral Lid – 3.75” Charcoal Incense Holder with Fireproof Felt Pad

Forest Color Ceramic Incense Burner Bowl with Floral Lid – 3.75” Charcoal Incense Holder with Fireproof Felt Pad

Forest Color Ceramic Incense Burner Bowl with Floral Lid – 3.75” Charcoal Incense Holder with Fireproof Felt Pad: a ceramic charcoal incense burner. Line the bowl with sand, set a lit charcoal disc on top, and add resin or loose incense for a rich aroma.

From the maker

Experience nature-inspired tranquility with this Forest Color Design Ceramic Incense Burner Bowl. Featuring a charming floral lid and a serene forest-colored finish, this 3.75” bowl is perfect for safely burning charcoal, incense, herbs, and resins. The included fireproof felt pad protects your surfaces while filling your space with soothing aromas. Compact, stylish, and functional, this burner is ideal for home, meditation, or travel rituals.

Why you will love it

• Material: ceramic (as listed).
• Size: 3.75 in (as listed).
• Altar-ready: a practical piece that also looks good on display.

Specifications

• Product: charcoal incense burner
• Material: ceramic
• Size: 3.75 in
• SKU: IH17

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Questions before you buy?

Our staff at 2 West 14th Street near Union Square are happy to help with this charcoal incense burner. Call 212-645-0141, email info@namastebookshop.com, or drop by the shop.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use it?

Line the bowl with sand, set a lit charcoal disc on top, and add resin or loose incense for a rich aroma.

Is there a shop in Manhattan that sells charcoal incense burners?

Yes. Visit Namaste Bookshop, 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, a few steps from Union Square, or order online. Call 212-645-0141 to confirm this item is in the shop.

Any safety tips?

Use it on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from curtains and anything flammable, keep it out of reach of pets and children, and never leave a flame or burning incense unattended.

How do I clean it?

Let it cool completely, then empty the ash or residue and wipe it with a damp cloth.