Nazar Ceramic Incense Holder | Evil Eye Motif
A handcrafted ceramic cup with the blue and white nazar (evil eye) design, for incense sticks or cones.
- Material: handcrafted glazed ceramic
- Holds incense sticks or cones
- Classic cup shape catches ash on a stable base
- Blue and white concentric-circle nazar design
$17.50
Hand-packed in our atelier in Anatolia
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Description
Nazar Ceramic Incense Holder — blue and white evil eye cup
The nazar’s blue and white circles are one of the most recognizable sights in Türkiye. This handcrafted cup brings that familiar motif to your shelf or altar and gives your incense a steady place to burn.
Design and material
Each holder is handcrafted from ceramic, so no two are exactly alike. It has a satisfying weight and a cool, smooth glaze. The classic cup shape catches ash neatly and gives a stable base for sticks or cones.
In tradition
The nazar, or evil eye, is one of the most familiar symbols in Anatolian and wider Mediterranean folk culture. It is traditionally hung by doorways and given as a gift for a new home or a new baby. We share this as culture and folklore.
What it holds
- Incense sticks or cones
- Cup-shaped basin that catches ash
- Handcrafted ceramic; each piece unique
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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