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Brass Cone and Resin Incense Burner, 3"
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- Primary Spiritual Use: Cleansing
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Purification
- Size: 3 in
- Material: Brass
- Shipping Weight: 0.2 lb
- Element: Fire
- Planet: Sun
- Zodiac: Leo
- Chakra: Solar Plexus
- Ruling Day: Sunday
- Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
- Intent: Cleansing, Purification
Works Well With
A compact brass censer built for the messier, more potent forms of incense, this three-inch burner takes cones, loose resin, and charcoal alike. The brass body holds heat well and the pierced form lets smoke rise freely while the vessel contains the burn. Small enough to travel and sturdy enough for daily use, it is the kind of altar tool you keep within reach. Each piece carries its own character in the casting.
At a glance
Key Features
- Durable brass burner about three inches in size
- Takes incense cones, loose resin, or charcoal discs
- Pierced form lets smoke rise while containing the burn
- Compact and portable for altar or travel
- Cast designs vary slightly from piece to piece
The particulars
Product Details
- Material: brass
- Size: approximately three inches
- Compatible with: incense cones, loose resin on a charcoal disc, charcoal
- Design: pierced brass body; casting varies piece to piece
- Note: for loose resin, add a thin layer of sand under the charcoal to protect the metal
The Spiritual Significance
Brass has been a favored metal for incense vessels for thousands of years, used across Hindu puja, Buddhist devotion, and Western ceremonial practice, and long linked with the Sun, warmth, and purification. A burner that takes resin as well as cones lets you reach for the deeper, more ceremonial smoke of frankincense, myrrh, or copal when a working calls for it. The censer carries no power of its own; it holds the heat and lets the smoke carry the intention you bring to your practice.
Ways to use it
What Is a Brass Cone and Resin Incense 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. For a cone, light the tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so it glows, and set it inside. For resin, lay a thin layer of sand in the burner, set a lit charcoal disc on the sand, and add a pinch of resin. Never leave burning incense or charcoal 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 can I burn in it? Incense cones, charcoal discs, and loose resin burned on charcoal. Add a thin sand layer under the charcoal to protect the brass.
How big is it? About three inches, compact enough for a travel altar yet sturdy for daily use.
Does the design vary? Yes, the cast brass design varies slightly from piece to piece.
Will it get hot? Yes. The brass warms during use, so handle it only after it has cooled and keep it on a heat-safe surface.
How do I clean it? Let it cool, tip out the ash, and wipe with a soft cloth; a little brass polish restores the shine if you prefer it over a natural patina.
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