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Ornate Brass Incense Burner
An incense burner, also known as a censer, is an essential tool used in rituals to burn herbs, resins, and incense. The fragrant smoke produced is used to cleanse a ritual space and dispel negative or stagnant energy. Typically, the incense burner is placed on the altar to symbolise the element of Air and is often located in the eastern quadrant, representing psychic powers, visions and wisdom.
This beautiful censer, crafted from high-quality solid brass, is ideal for burning charcoal discs along with herbs, resin, or wood incense. The heavy brass lid fits snugly when not in use and can be used either on or off, as it features an ornate design with air holes. Both pieces are adorned with a lovely embossed floral design.
With a height of 9.5cm and a diameter of 8.2cm, this piece is both stylish and practical, making it an essential tool for any ritual ceremony!
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