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Olive Green Chimney Burner, 6 Inch
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- Primary Spiritual Use: Cleansing
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Grounding
- Size: 6 in
- Material: Glazed ceramic
- Element: Earth
- Planet: Venus
- Zodiac: Taurus
- Chakra: Heart
- Ruling Day: Friday
- Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
- Intent: Cleansing, Grounding
An olive-green ceramic burner shaped like a little chimney, this six-inch piece is made for cone incense. Drop a lit cone inside and the smoke drifts up and out of the top in a slow, gentle rise. The earthy green glaze suits a grounded, natural altar, and the smooth ceramic wipes clean and sits steady on a shelf, desk, or windowsill.

At a glance
Key Features
- Olive-green glazed ceramic in a chimney form
- About six inches tall
- Made for cone incense
- Smoke rises gently from the chimney top
- Smooth glaze wipes clean easily
The particulars
Product Details
- Material: glazed ceramic
- Size: approximately six inches tall
- Incense type: cone incense
- Design: chimney form that vents smoke from the top
- Note: holds the cone and its ash inside the chimney body
The Spiritual Significance
Rising incense smoke has cleansed and scented sacred space for as long as people have kept altars, and a chimney burner gives that smoke a quiet, contained path upward. Green is widely tied to the earth, to growth, and to grounding, an apt note for a burner kept where you want a settled, natural calm. The holder carries no power of its own; it lets the smoke carry the grounding and intention you bring to your practice.
Ways to use it
What Is an Olive Green Chimney Burner Used For?
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What it burns
It holds cones. -
Where we use it
We burn it at the altar, in the living room, in the bedroom, in the bathroom, in the kitchen, at a desk, and out on the porch. -
Cleansing a room
Burn frankincense, copal or cedar and let the smoke drift through the space. -
Spellwork
Burn a scent that matches your intention while you work, like cinnamon for prosperity or rose for love. -
Meditation or yoga
Light it before you settle in, so the scent becomes your cue to slow down. -
Winding down
Burn something soft, like lavender or sandalwood, at the end of the day. -
Scenting the house
Light it before guests arrive or to freshen a room. -
Sabbats and holidays
Burn seasonal blends on the altar, like pine and cinnamon at the winter solstice. -
Decor between burns
It sits on a shelf or altar as decor when it isn't lit. -
As a gift
Pair it with incense that fits it so it's ready to use. -
Safety
Set it on a heat-safe surface, away from anything that could catch, and out of reach of kids and pets. Our guide to burning incense covers lighting and putting it out. -
Cleaning
Once it's cool, tip out the ash and wipe it with a soft cloth and a gentle cleanser.
How To Use
Set the burner on a flat, heat-safe surface, away from curtains, paper, and anything that can catch. Light the tip of a cone, let it flame for a few seconds, then gently blow it out so it glows and smolders. Place the cone inside the chimney and let the smoke rise from the top. Never leave burning incense unattended, keep it clear of drafts and flammable items, and let everything cool fully before clearing the ash.
Before you buy
Frequently Asked Questions
What incense does it use? It is made for cone incense, which sits inside the chimney and sends its smoke up through the top.
How big is it? About six inches tall, a comfortable size for a shelf, desk, or altar.
Does it contain the ash? Yes, the cone and its ash sit inside the chimney body; clear it once everything has cooled.
Why green? Green is widely tied to earth, growth, and grounding, suiting a burner kept for a settled, natural calm.
How do I clean it? Let it cool, tip out the ash, and wipe the glazed ceramic with a dry or barely damp cloth.
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