Incense holders and incense burners

To light the charcoal safely.

Use the tongs to pick up the charcoal, light it with a match or a lighter, and then place it in the incense burner.

Keep out of reach of children.

Dimensions: 7.5 cm

To light the charcoal safely.

Take the charcoal with the tongs, light it with a match or a lighter, then place it in the incense burner.

Keep out of reach of children.

Dimensions: 9 x 4 cm

Long 7 Chakra sandstone incense holder

Dimensions: 25.5 x 5 cm

Material: Sandstone, digitally painted

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

There are 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 colour and contains different elements, such as a mantra, a letter of the Sanskrit alphabet on the petals or a symbol with a particular meaning.

Mother-of-Pearl Shell - with pearl

Dimensions: 15 - 16 cm

Material: Mother-of-Pearl

Mother-of-Pearl has been known for centuries for its powerful purifying and comforting effect.

The power of the shell lies in the Mother-of-Pearl.

This is why this type of shell is often used to burn white sage and thus purify someone's aura or the surrounding space.

If you use the shell for this purpose, put a little sand inside to prevent it from overheating.

This shell is also beautiful for holding jewelry or other precious objects.

Green Haliotis Fulgens Abalone shell

Despite its name, the Green Abalone (Haliotis Fulgens) is reddish-brown on the outside. The inside of the shell has a beautiful pearlescent luster. 

Suitable for burning incense, such as white sage bundles and smudge sticks.

Dimensions: 12–16 cm

Material: Shell

Smudging is an ancient Native American practice in which bundles of fragrant herbs and/or woods, such as white sage and palo santo, are tied together and burned in an Abalone shell.

Use for ritual ceremonies or to cleanse the energy of your home or other spaces.

The natural holes in the shell provide the air needed for combustion.

Note: This is a natural product. Variations in size and color are normal, as are "imperfections" along the edges. Any algae deposits can be brushed off under running water.

Country of origin: Mexico

Haliotis Abalone Shell 

Dimensions: 7 - 10 cm

Material: Shell

For burning incense, such as white sage and smudges.

The use of smudges is an ancient Native American practice, in which bundles of fragrant herbs and/or woods, such as white sage and palo santo, are tied together in an abalone shell.

This is done as part of a ritual ceremony or to energetically purify a home or other space.

The shell's natural holes provide air.

Note: this is a natural product, so variations in size and color are normal, as are "imperfections" around the edges and on the surface. Any algae deposits can be brushed off under running water.

Country of origin: Vietnam.

Haliotis Abalone Shell 

Dimensions: 13 - 16 cm

Material: Shell

For burning incense, such as white sage and smudges.

The use of smudges is an ancient Native American practice, in which bundles of fragrant herbs and/or woods, such as white sage and palo santo, are tied together in an abalone shell.

This is done as part of a ritual ceremony or to energetically purify a home or other space.

The natural holes in the shell provide air.

Note: this is a natural product, variations in size and color are normal, as are "imperfections" around the edges and on the surface. Any algae deposits can be brushed off under running water.

Country of origin: Vietnam.

Haliotis Abalone Shell 

Dimensions: 16 - 18 cm

Material: Shell

For burning incense, such as white sage and smudges.

The use of smudges is an ancient Native American practice, in which bundles of fragrant herbs and/or woods, such as white sage and palo santo, are tied together in an abalone shell.

This is done as part of a ritual ceremony or to energetically purify a home or other space.

The natural holes in the shell provide air.

Note: this is a natural product, variations in size and color are normal, as are "imperfections" around the edges and on the surface. Any algae deposits can be brushed off under running water.

Country of origin: Vietnam.