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Om Incense Burner in Wood

Dimensions: 25 x 4 cm

Material: Laser-engraved Acacia wood

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.

Pentacle Incense Burner in Wood

Dimensions: 25 x 4 cm

Material: Laser-engraved Acacia wood

The Pentacle is perhaps one of the oldest symbols of our civilization and also one of the most widespread. Essentially, it is formed by two united symbols: the pentagram and the circle, one inscribed within the other. The antiquity of this symbol takes us back thousands of years.

Practical handcrafted wooden incense holder made in Tibet with a lotus flower.

Holder for burning Tibetan incense, cones and sticks.

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Wood

Practical handcrafted terracotta incense holder, handmade by skilled Indonesian artisans.

Square incense holder, embellished with eggshell decorations, light-colored rattan threads, and a central Tao design.

They add a pleasant ethnic touch to any room.

Dimensions: 11.5 x 11.5 cm

Material: Terracotta

Tao in Chinese means way. In Eastern philosophies, the symbol of Tao, also known as yin and yang, represents the path, the becoming of all things, which is realized through a movement that oscillates between two extremes: every time one of the two is reached, a force pushes in the opposite direction, and so on.

The theory was undoubtedly suggested by the movements of the sun and the moon, the alternation of the seasons, the cyclical flow of time. The two halves into which the circular symbol is divided therefore represent two principles that are opposite and complementary at the same time: the feminine and the masculine, cold and hot, darkness and light.

At a certain point, in being, two polarities of different signs are formed that represent the fundamental principles of the universe, present in nature: Ying, the negative, cold, moon, feminine principle, etc., represent black. Yang, the positive, hot, sun, masculine principle, etc., represent white.

The Taoist purpose is to understand this evolution and the subsequent ones and to return, through meditation and the right practice of life, to approach the initial unity of the Tao, the ultimate goal is to bring the disciple, the practitioner, and the student, to a complete state of unification with the universe, with the Tao therefore. All life emerges from Wuji, unconsciously. Through Taoist practices it is therefore possible to achieve immortality (called xian) and return to the state of Wuji, pure energy, dissolving into the one, therefore into the Tao.

Incense burner - black soapstone saucer - white Ohm symbol Polished black soapstone.

Hand-inlaid Om symbol.

For four incense sticks.

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Soapstone

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.

Incense burner for sticks and cones - with Pentacle symbol

Made of polished black soapstone, hand-inlaid.

Dimensions: 10 cm

Material: Soapstone

The pentacle, formed by a star usually enclosed in a circle, represents creation, that is, the interaction between the microcosm and the macrocosm.

The circle is continuity, eternity, infinity, while the five points symbolize the five elements, or the sum of all the forces present in the cosmos: starting from the first point at the bottom left and continuing clockwise we find Earth, the solid state of matter; Air, the gaseous state; Spirit, the ether that permeates everything; Water, the liquid state; and finally Fire, energy.

These elements are found both inside and outside of man and must be in harmony with each other so that the human being finds their balance; each point is a higher stage of awareness to be achieved.

This incense burner can be used for any type of loose incense.

Using an incense burner with a sieve allows you to burn different combinations of incense and resins.

To burn incense, simply use a tealight; charcoal is not necessary.

Suitable for incense and purification ceremonies.

The set includes: Pentacle incense burner in grey soapstone with an 8 cm stainless steel sieve.

Dimensions: 8.5 x 9 cm

Material: Soapstone - Stainless steel

The Pentacle is perhaps one of the oldest symbols of our civilization and also one of the most widespread.

Essentially, it is formed by two united symbols: the pentagram and the circle, one inscribed within the other.

The antiquity of this symbol takes us back thousands of years.

Practical handcrafted terracotta incense holder, handmade by skilled Indonesian artisans.

Square incense holder, embellished with eggshell decorations, light-colored rattan threads, and a central Tao design.

They add a pleasant ethnic touch to any room.

Dimensions: 11.5 x 11.5 cm

Material: Terracotta

Tao in Chinese means way. In Eastern philosophies, the symbol of Tao, also known as yin and yang, represents the path, the becoming of all things, which is realized through a movement that oscillates between two extremes: every time one of the two is reached, a force pushes in the opposite direction, and so on.

The theory was undoubtedly suggested by the movements of the sun and the moon, the alternation of the seasons, the cyclical flow of time. The two halves into which the circular symbol is divided therefore represent two principles that are opposite and complementary at the same time: the feminine and the masculine, cold and hot, darkness and light.

At a certain point, in being, two polarities of different signs are formed that represent the fundamental principles of the universe, present in nature: Ying, the negative, cold, moon, feminine principle, etc., represents black. Yang, the positive, hot, sun, masculine principle, etc., represents white.

The Taoist purpose is to understand this evolution and the subsequent ones and to return, through meditation and the right practice of life, to approach the initial unity of the Tao, the ultimate goal is to bring the disciple, the practitioner, and the student, to a complete state of unification with the universe, with the Tao therefore. All life emerges from Wuji, unconsciously. Through Taoist practices it is therefore possible to achieve immortality (called xian) and return to the state of Wuji, pure energy, dissolving into the one, therefore into the Tao.