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Incense stick burner with holder - Lotus
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€13,00
Incense stick and cone holder with container - Carved Lotus Flower.
Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.
Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm
Material: Wood
In Buddhist symbolism, the most important meaning of the lotus flower is the purity of the body and soul. The muddy water that hosts the plant is associated with attachment and carnal desires, while the immaculate flower that blooms in the water seeking light is the promise of purity and spiritual elevation.
Symbolically, it is associated with the figure of the Buddha and his teachings, and therefore they are sacred flowers for the people of that religion. Legend has it that when the little Buddha took his first steps, lotus flowers bloomed in all the places he stepped. In the religions of Asia, most deities are seated on a lotus flower in meditation.
Incense stick burner with holder - Lotus
€13,00
Low in stock
Incense stick and cone holder with container - Carved Lotus Flower.
Suitable for incense sticks and two cones.
Dimensions: 31 x 5.5 x 6 cm
Material: Wood
In Buddhist symbolism, the most important meaning of the lotus flower is the purity of the body and soul. The muddy water that hosts the plant is associated with attachment and carnal desires, while the immaculate flower that blooms in the water seeking light is the promise of purity and spiritual elevation.
Symbolically, it is associated with the figure of the Buddha and his teachings, and therefore they are sacred flowers for the people of that religion. Legend has it that when the little Buddha took his first steps, lotus flowers bloomed in all the places he stepped. In the religions of Asia, most deities are seated on a lotus flower in meditation.
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