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Incense stick and cone holder with container - 2 colors carved.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

Incense stick and cone holder with container - 7 Chakras.

Carved with symbols of the seven Chakras.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

Chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning wheel, disc, or circle. The chakras are our vital points and represent the energy centers of our body, which have the task of absorbing our vital energy (prana) and distributing it outwards.

There are as many as 74 chakras counted in our body, but of these only 7 are the basic or main chakras. Each of these 7 chakras is located at a precise point in our body and they are distributed between the head and the base of the spine.

Even though we have given them a spatial location, the chakras are not part of our physical body but rather of our subtle body, that is, our emotional part.

And it is precisely in this latter point that we can find the kundalini, an energy that is found in all of us and that is coiled upon itself like a snake. In Hatha Yoga, the chakras represent the stages that the kundalini passes through during its path of ascent.

The chakras are also represented with lotus flowers seen from above. Precisely for this reason they can also take the name of Padma, which means precisely “lotus”.

Each lotus that represents a chakra also has a different number of petals and a different color and contains different elements, such as a mantra, a letter of the Sanskrit alphabet on the petals or a symbol with a particular meaning.

Incense stick and cone holder with container - Carved Tree of Life.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

The tree of life is mentioned several times in the Holy Scriptures, from the book of Genesis to Revelation: according to the Old Testament, it is the tree that God created in the Garden of Eden, placing it near the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Adam and Eve, by eating the fruit of the tree of life, could have enjoyed immortality and eternal health. The Book of Revelation also mentions this element, placing it in the paradise created by God as a reward for those who will enter it.

According to the Jewish doctrine of Kabbalah, the tree of life also represents a kind of symbolic diagram consisting of ten Sefirot arranged symmetrically, precisely three on the right and left and four in the center. These ten elements symbolize ten fundamental principles of human life.

Finally, in Celtic symbolism, the tree of life is nothing other than the representation of the path of individual existence: thanks to the roots, it is possible to maintain a connection with ancestors, while the branches allow one to reach the higher worlds. Called Crann Bethadh in Gaelic, the tree with its intertwining branches represents the complex and intricate fabric of human life, characterized by an intertwining of different events and factors.

Incense stick and cone burner with holder - Buddha.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Wooden with a metal Buddha image.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

In the collective imagination, the term “Buddha” often evokes the image of a superhuman, serene being, detached from earthly things, who – through meditation – has entered the state of “nirvana,” a condition that will allow him to escape the continuous sufferings of the world, the result of human illusions and desires.

This image does not reflect the true reality of the life of Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism who lived in India about 2500 years ago. He was a human being endowed with deep compassion who had rejected the excesses of asceticism and attachment to desires, who had constant contact with people and who wanted everyone to share the truth to which he had become enlightened.

The meaning of “Buddha” is “Enlightened” (literally in Sanskrit “awakened”), or “he who has become enlightened to the ultimate reality.”

With some approximation, we can define Enlightenment as the condition of complete awareness and wisdom, through which the profound truth of life in its complexity can be fully understood and appreciated. Any human being awakened to it can be called Buddha.

Incense stick and cone burner with holder - Dragons

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Wooden with metal star design.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

Incense stick and cone holder with container - Carved Dragon.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

The Dragon has always been associated with the symbol of fertility, of Birth and Death, Beginning and End.

Represented in the Middle Ages by the Ouroboros, a snake or dragon biting its tail, a motif mainly used in alchemical operations, a symbol of the transmutation of raw matter.

Incense stick and cone burner with holder - Elephants

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Wooden with metal star image.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

Incense stick and cone holder with container - carved Flower of Life.

Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.

Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm

Material: Wood

The Flower of Life embodies perfection, creation, and their completion.

Its many meanings make it a symbol of balance, harmony, rebirth, and protection.

Everything around us and within us was created through the pattern of the Flower of Life. And it is precisely through this pattern that the universe came to life. Using the Flower of Life in everyday life means surrounding yourself with its power and its continuous source of energy.

The harmony, balance, and protection it can bring us become essential for the hard work the soul does every day to awaken.