Garuda Copper Incense Holder | For Ritual & Meditation
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A large copper and metal holder with a Garuda figure, for larger incense sticks, cones or palo santo.
- Material: copper and metal
- Large (büyük) size with an ample surface for ash
- Holds larger incense sticks, cones or palo santo wood
- Copper develops a unique patina over time
$65.00
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Description
Garuda Copper Incense Holder — large copper and metal holder
The Garuda, with outstretched wings and a noble posture, presides over a generous platform for your incense. It is a striking piece for an altar or meditation space.
Design and material
The holder is made from copper and metal, with a sturdy frame for stability. Its warm, earthy copper luster ages over time into a unique patina. The large size, büyük in Turkish, gives plenty of room to catch falling ash.
In tradition
Garuda is a divine bird-like being in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, often shown as a guardian and the mount of the god Vishnu. Here it is a decorative motif, shared as culture.
What it holds
- Larger incense sticks
- Incense cones
- Palo santo wood
How to use
- Stand a stick in its holder, or set a cone in the center of the dish.
- Light the tip, let it flame for a few seconds, then blow it out so it smolders.
- Let the incense burn down fully and the holder cool before emptying the ash.
Place on a heat-proof, stable surface away from anything that can catch fire. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets. The holder may get hot during use.
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