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Charcoal Incense Burner on a Stand - Brass

$21.80

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Brass Charcoal Incense Burner on a Stand

Elegant and safe way to enjoy your Resin or Cone Incense. 

Size:

Approximately 12.5cm high and 7.5cm in diameter

 

How to use Resin Incense

  • Choose a location away and ensure that there are no combustible objects nearby
  • Place a charcoal tablet (available in our store) on a heat proof base, on a bed of sand to help disperse the heat in a charcoal incense burner (also available in our store).
  • Light the edge of the charcoal tablet. Slowly blow or fan the tablet.
  • Once the charcoal tablet is aglow and stops crackling add a few pellets of resin incense on the top of the tablet.
  • Use a spoon or tweezers if you don't have a charcoal tongs to place the incense on the charcoal tablet
  • Allow time for yourself to sit, relax and enjoy the ritual of incense burning

Incense Safety

  • Incense is a FIRE HAZARD
  • Do not use water to put out the glowing charcoal tablet as this may damage your incense holder due to the expanding and contracting.  
  • Never handle glowing charchoal tablet with your bare fingers.  Use charcoal tongs or a pair of tweezers.
  • Incense when burning is hot.  It can cause burn to the skin if you brush against it or hold the hot incense with your hands.
  • If you are using a incense holder make sure it is a non flammable, heatproof holder.  
  • Protect your surfaces such as furniture where your incense is to be burner. Incense generates heat and a hot holder could damage your surface or break glass table top
  • Never leave incense unattended.  Never leave incense burning if you are not in the house. Incense is a fire hazard
  • Never dispose of the hot or warm ashes until completely cool.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets
  • Ensure curtains will not brush against the incense if wind if blowing through and your incense is near a curtain.
  • Pregnant women, Asthmatics and anyone with allergies needs to be careful if they have never used incense.  Allergies to incense are not common but smoke sensitivity is common