Incense Burner Large Brass Cone With Wooden Handle

The first wisp of incense rises through the brass lid, a calm thread of scent held by warm metal. Polished to a golden sheen, this handled burner supports daily rituals with quiet grace, reflecting Indias long brassworking heritage—especially in Moradabad, where such forms have been made and used for generations. Its vertical, symmetrical profile carries a conical, pointed lid with evenly spaced perforations, a rounded bowl that narrows to a slim stem, and a flared pedestal base with discreet vents for airflow. The reflective goldtone surface catches light, while the side handle—an ornate metal bracket with a smooth wooden grip—keeps movements steady. A small finial crowns the lid; smoke releases gently even when closed, suitable for cone, dhoop, or charcoal incense. Approximately 12.5 cm tall. How to use Place the burner on a flat, stable, heatresistant surface; if using charcoal, add a thin bed of ash or sand in the bowl. Light your cone, dhoop, or charcoal tablet until glowing; set it inside and replace the lid so the smoke breathes through the perforations. Use the wooden handle to adjust as needed. Brass becomes hot—do not touch the body, never leave burning incense unattended, and keep away from children and drafts. A thoughtful gift for those who enjoy unhurried moments and the serene presence of traditional brass.