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Brass Verdigris Tibetan Cone & Incense Holder - Eight Symbols

Brass Verdigris Tibetan Cone & Incense Holder - Eight Symbols

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Bring a touch of timeless beauty and spiritual significance into your home with this elegant Antique Tibetan Eight Auspicious Symbols Incense Holder. Handcrafted in India from brass with a distinctive verdigris finish, this decorative incense burner combines traditional Tibetan Buddhist symbolism with intricate craftsmanship and antique-inspired charm.

Featuring a beautiful flower-shaped base adorned with the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism, this distinctive incense holder celebrates meaningful traditions associated with wisdom, compassion, harmony and spiritual awakening. The carefully detailed design creates an attractive decorative piece that brings character and cultural significance to your home or sacred space.

The Eight Auspicious Symbols, also known as Ashtamangala, are deeply rooted in Buddhist tradition. They include the Precious Parasol, Two Golden Fish, Treasure Vase, Lotus Flower, Conch Shell, Endless Knot, Victory Banner and Dharma Wheel. Together, they represent different aspects of Buddhist teachings, spiritual wisdom and auspicious qualities.

Beautifully finished in antique-style verdigris, this brass incense holder features weathered green and metallic tones that give it the appearance of a treasured traditional artefact. Its flower-inspired shape and intricate symbolic detailing complement meditation spaces, spiritual altars, yoga studios and interiors inspired by traditional Eastern craftsmanship.

Designed for use with incense cones and suitable incense sticks, this versatile Tibetan-style brass incense burner offers a beautiful way to enjoy your favourite fragrances while creating a welcoming atmosphere for meditation, relaxation or quiet reflection.

Whether you're exploring Buddhist symbolism, creating a meaningful sacred space or searching for a thoughtful spiritual gift, this handcrafted incense holder offers a beautiful combination of traditional artistry, practical functionality and timeless decorative appeal.

Why You'll Love It

  • Eight Auspicious Symbols: Features traditional Tibetan Buddhist motifs associated with wisdom, compassion, harmony and spiritual awakening.
  • Handcrafted in India: Made using traditional metalworking techniques, giving each piece its own individual character.
  • Beautiful antique-style finish: Distinctive verdigris colouring creates an aged appearance with weathered green and metallic tones.
  • Elegant flower-shaped design: A decorative brass incense holder featuring intricate spiritual symbolism.
  • Versatile incense holder: Designed for incense cones and suitable incense sticks.
  • Thoughtful spiritual gift: Ideal for incense enthusiasts, meditation practitioners and anyone who appreciates traditional Buddhist-inspired home décor.

Product Details

  • Design: Flower-shaped holder with Eight Auspicious Symbols
  • Style: Tibetan-inspired, antique finish
  • Material: Brass, metal and iron
  • Finish: Verdigris (aged antique effect)
  • Dimensions: Approximately 11 × 6 cm
  • Net weight: Approximately 205 g
  • Incense compatibility: Incense cones and suitable incense sticks
  • Country of origin: India
  • Product code: ATIH-07

How to Use

Place your chosen incense cone or stick securely in the designated holder. Light the incense and allow it to smoulder gently, releasing its fragrance while the decorative brass base provides an attractive focal point for meditation, relaxation or your chosen ritual.

Please note: Incense is sold separately. Always place the holder on a stable, heat-resistant surface in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials. Metal incense holders may become hot during use. Never leave burning incense unattended, and allow the holder to cool completely before handling.

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