Native Spirit Traditional Cast Iron Incense Burner - Lotus Design, beatifull, heavy quality

So far so good! No problems

Good looking incense burner with feet to protect surfaces. Large enough for two costs to burn at once.

What I liked about this product is that it’s made of cast iron. Strong and reliable. I use the small charcoals with Bakhoor and it’s great.Compared to other burners, this one will last as the previous ones I’ve bought were burnt through.Would recommend.

I was initially a little hesitant to buy this product because looking at the pictures it looks a relatively quite small for burning bakhoor or agarwood. However upon receiving the item I was actually a lot more pleased as it's an ideal size for what I needed it for. Because it's cast iron it ideal for charcoal because it gets very hot but I would also recommend using a small wooden coaster so that it does not burn the surface you place it on. It gets very hot so I actually don't put the lid on it and I use it more open-top, but you could easily put a small round instant cold disc in and put the lid on and leave it if you like that. I personally use coconut charcoal. The simple black colour is very elegant and matches my furniture. It is bigger than most Arabic bakhoor holders and has a bigger surface area which is what I was looking for.

Put on top of logburner ,put a wax melt in it ,Fragrance throughout the house.Purfect

This incense holder looks just like a mini cauldron & is absolutely lovely. It looks fabulous and is of a really good quality so is good value for money at a tenner. The one and only negative (hence the reason for 4 stars) is that an incense cone is a tad too tall when the lid is on. This means I have to burn it for a minute or two then pop the lid on. It’s not a big problem, it’s just a shame the pot isn’t deeper. I still love it and knowing this would still buy it again.

I use incense daily and was looking for a decent holder. I found that to use this properly, you will need to initially half fill the bowl with gravel and sand (not much). This will create a solid base to push incense sticks into and stop them falling over,as the pot spaces are generous. Make sure you have a good area surrounding it that is free from combustibles. I've put mine in a large metal bowl, just in case any sticks fall over, which can happen. As always, be careful with incense and anything you burn. In my experience it very easy for incense sticks to fall out, and burn carpets/ rugs!Don't 'bunch' stick too close together too.The product works fine and I have been using this for a long period of time. Well made piece.

Love this.