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Burn incense sticks and cones with 7 Chakras

The 2 small holes at the bottom and the larger hole at the top left make this incense holder suitable for both incense sticks and cones.

The incense holder is made of Polystone.

Dimensions: 9 cm

Material: Polystone

The 7 chakras:

1st chakra, muladhara or “root chakra”

Location: in the lower part of the pelvis, between the coccyx and the pubic bone

Color: red Meaning: it is psychic stability in the different situations of life, the ability to govern instincts; since it has only one pole, it tends to be a little larger than the other chakras. It is the chakra through which the energies of the Earth are absorbed and excess tensions are discharged through sexual intercourse.

2nd chakra, svadhistana or “splenic chakra”

Location: lower half of the abdomen

Color: orange Meaning: it is pleasure, the joy of living, sexuality expressed to the maximum of its potential.

3rd chakra: manipura or “solar plexus chakra”

Location: upper half of the abdomen

Color: yellow Meaning: it is the ability to act energetically, willpower, self-esteem and personal autonomy. In a spiritual sense, it is the active essence with which we have been endowed.

4th chakra, anahata or “heart chakra”

Location: chest area of the body

Color: green Meaning: it is the ability to love emotionally, that is, to feel an emotion that does not come so much from the mind as from the heart. It should be remembered that, in the yoga tradition, love and listening are closely related; spiritually speaking, they have the same value.

5th chakra, vishuddha or “throat chakra”

Location: in the lower half of the neck and at the level of the collarbones

Color: light blue Meaning: it is creativity, communication, a keen aesthetic perception. Good artists, musicians and other servants of art are people in whom the vishuddha is well developed. In a spiritual sense, in fact, it represents the connection with the beyond, being in communication with dimensions that transcend the human.

6th chakra, adjnia or “third eye chakra”

Location: large chakra located in the center of the forehead

Color: indigo Meaning: it is the tactical, rational mind. In a spiritual sense, it is the third eye; as a personal quality, it is self-confidence.

7th chakra, sahasrara or “crown chakra”

Location: above the skull

Color: purple Meaning: it is the outstanding ability to think strategically, that is, to embrace the situation with the mind; in a spiritual sense, it is communion with the Divine; on an individual level, it is self-realization.

Burn incense sticks and cones with the Tree of Life

The 2 small holes at the bottom and the larger hole at the top left make this incense holder suitable for both incense sticks and cones.

The incense holder is made of Polystone.

The tree of life is a plant of immortality planted in the middle of paradise. It is therefore the symbol of the cycle of life, which always prevails over death.

Dimensions: 9 cm

Material: Polystone

Burn incense sticks and cones with the Flower of Life

The 2 small holes at the bottom and the larger hole at the top left make this incense holder suitable for both incense sticks and cones.

The incense holder is made of Polystone.

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.

Dimensions: 9 cm

Material: Polystone

Burn incense sticks and cones with OM

The 2 small holes at the bottom and the larger hole at the top left make this incense holder suitable for both incense sticks and cones.

The incense holder is made of Polystone.

Om, the Sacred Syllable, is a Sanskrit term that already appears in the Vedas (the sacred texts of the Aryans) from the 20th century BC onwards and perhaps much earlier.

The symbol represents the Creation of the Universe and the sound of Om is associated with the Primordial Vibration of the Universe itself and of all Creation.

Dimensions: 9 cm

Material: Polystone

Mango wood incense stick and cone holder, with the symbol of the Goddess and Flower of Life

Suitable for burning Indian, Japanese, and Tibetan incense cones and sticks (both thin and thick sticks). 

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Mango wood + Brass

The symbol of the mother goddess represents an ancient and universal feminine archetype, rooted in the depths of human history.

A symbol of fertility, protection, and life, the mother goddess embodies the very essence of the eternal feminine.

Her representations vary across cultures, but the common denominator remains her role as nurturer and creator. 

The Flower of Life contains within itself perfection, creation, and its completion.

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

Everything around 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.

To use the Flower of Life in everyday life means to surround yourself with its power and its continuous source of energy.

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

Incense sticks and cone holder in Papri wood, with Dragon symbol.

Suitable for burning Indian, Japanese and Tibetan incense cones and sticks (thinner and thicker sticks). 

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Wood Papri (Indian Elm)+ Copper

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.

Mango wood holder for incense sticks and cones, with a symbol of the lunar phases

Suitable for burning Indian, Japanese, and Tibetan incense cones and sticks (both thin and thick sticks). 

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Mango wood + Brass

The Moon revolves around the Earth in a cycle of about 29 days. Four phases are identified in this lunar cycle: New Moon, Waxing Moon, Full Moon, and Waning Moon.

The New Moon is the time when the Moon is barely visible from Earth, the beginning of the new lunar cycle. The phase in which the surface of the Moon illuminated by the Sun slowly increases in size is called the Waxing Moon.

With the Full Moon, the Moon is directly behind the Earth relative to the Sun, so that its side facing the Earth is entirely illuminated by the Sun. The Moon takes 29 days to pass through the four lunar phases. So about once a month we can see a full Moon from Earth.

In the waning Moon phase, the sun shines on more than half of the lunar surface and that illuminated part of the Moon gradually decreases.

The lunar cycle and you

That the Moon influences life on our planet is obvious. Low tide and high tide, for example, are caused by the Moon's gravity, which "pulls" the Earth. The flow of vital energy in our body also moves to the rhythm of the Moon. Many natural religions and spiritual traditions have used this wisdom for generations. For example, the New Moon is a good time to start something new. During the Waxing Moon, energy increases, there is growth. So it is a good phase to start a new project, for example. After the Full Moon, energy decreases, a good phase for losing weight or reducing destructive habits. There is no inherently "good" or "bad" lunar phase. The trick is to learn to move with its flow and you will find that harmony and balance in your life will increase.

Incense and cone burner Moon Phases and Pentagram

Bring nature and sacred symbolism into your space with this wooden incense burner. It is perfect for those who love burning incense or simply appreciate its beauty as a decorative element.

The burner creates a warm and peaceful atmosphere that calms the spirit, perfect for meditation. It is an excellent gift for yourself or as a thoughtful present.

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: WoodPapri (Indian Elm)

The moon phase symbol indicates continuous renewal, the eternal cycle of the passing and returning seasons, a new beginning every time.

At the same time, the moon phases symbolize immortality and eternity, enlightenment, or the dark side of human nature.

The Pentacle, also known as the Pentagram, Pentalpha, Star of the Microcosm, Five-Pointed Star, or Star of Initiation, represents the regular star pentagon.

In fact, it was believed that marking these pages with a Pentacle would give the work a greater chance of success.

Since time immemorial, the Pentacle has been considered an energy catalyst.

According to magical tradition, the Pentacle is able to empower the person who wears it. It amplifies their genius while tempering their primal instincts.