Cauldron Hanging Incense Burner

A small cast cauldron that hangs from its own stand, this burner brings a touch of witchy charm to cone and powder incense. The cauldron measures about two inches tall and four inches at its widest, suspended from a stand around six and a quarter inches tall, and it can be used hanging or set down on its own. Burn a cone or a pinch of powder inside and watch the smoke curl up out of the little pot.

Key Features

• Cast metal cauldron with a hanging stand
• Burns cone or powder incense
• Cauldron about two inches tall and four inches at its widest
• Stand about six and a quarter inches tall
• Use it hung from the stand or freestanding

Product Details

• Material: cast metal
• Cauldron: approximately 2 inches tall, 4 inches at widest point
• Stand: approximately 6.25 inches tall
• Compatible with: cone incense and powder incense
• Note: for powder or charcoal, add a thin layer of sand in the cauldron

The Spiritual Significance

The cauldron is one of the most recognizable tools in witchcraft, a vessel long tied to the Goddess, to the womb of change, and to transformation itself. Burning incense in a little cauldron carries that symbolism into everyday practice, marking a working as a place where something is cleansed, released, or made new. The burner carries no power of its own; it holds the smoke and lets you tend the transformation and intention you bring to your practice.

How To Use

Set the stand on a flat, heat-safe surface, or place the cauldron on its own. For a cone, light the tip, let it flame briefly, then blow it out so it glows, and set it inside. For powder, add a thin layer of sand and burn the powder on a lit charcoal disc set on the sand. Never leave burning incense or charcoal unattended, keep it clear of drafts and flammable items, and let everything cool fully before clearing the ash.

Pairs Well With

• Copal Resin Incense
• Frankincense Tears Resin Incense
• Myrrh Granular Incense
• Dragon's Blood Powder Incense
• Magical Herbalism by Scott Cunningham

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I burn in it? Cone incense, or powder incense burned on a charcoal disc over a thin layer of sand.

Can I use it without the stand? Yes. The cauldron works hung from its stand or set down on its own on a heat-safe surface.

How big is it? The cauldron is about two inches tall and four inches wide; the stand is about six and a quarter inches tall.

What does the cauldron symbolize? In witchcraft the cauldron is a vessel of transformation, often linked with the Goddess and with cycles of change.

How do I clean it? Let it cool, tip out the ash, and wipe it dry; keep metal from sitting wet to avoid rust.