Mahakala Incense Burner | Decorative Ritual Piece
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A large copper and metal burner featuring an intricate Mahakala figure, for incense sticks or cones.
- Material: copper elements on a dark, sturdy metal frame
- Large size; holds incense sticks or cones
- Catches ash; substantial weight keeps it steady
- Intricate depiction of Mahakala
$42.50
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Description
Mahakala Incense Burner — large copper and dark metal piece
A substantial altar piece. Warm, reddish copper details stand out against a dark metal frame, with the figure of Mahakala watching over your incense.
Design and material
The burner combines copper and metal. Its generous size and weight keep it firmly in place, and it provides a stable platform for incense sticks or cones while catching the ash.
In tradition
In Tibetan Buddhism, Mahakala is a dharmapala, a guardian of the teachings and a fierce embodiment of compassion. In Buddhist and Hindu tradition, lighting incense marks the start of a dedicated practice. We share this as culture.
What it holds
- Incense sticks or cones, in the designated holder
- Base that catches ash
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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