Incense Stick Holder Hamsa Seven Chakra

A slender ribbon of fragrance rises, while this weighty metal dish gathers the ash with quiet ease. Crafted in India, where incense accompanies daily worship and moments of reflection, it brings a grounded calm to a desk, altar, or windowsill. The round, silver-tone form holds a standard incense stick at its center. A raised Hamsa hand rests on a softly textured ground, framed by an interlacing vine border. Around the edge, glossy cabochon-like insets in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple echo the seven chakras; an antiqued finish deepens each engraved detail for a tactile, medallion-like feel. The Hamsa is widely regarded across many cultures as a sign of protection and goodwill, often kept in the home as a gentle reminder of care. In yogic traditions, the seven chakras are described as centers of awareness; their colors are used as a simple visual cue for focus and balance in practice. Measures 11.5 cm. How to use Place the holder on a stable, heat-safe surface. Insert a standard incense stick into the central opening; light the tip, let it glow, then gently fan out the flame. Allow the ash to settle in the dish; let the holder cool before moving and wipe clean after use. A thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates quiet rituals and meaningful design.