Incense burner Iwachu Bowl Purple

Product Features: 

• Made by the renowned cast-iron specialist company, Iwachu
• Weight approx. 425 grams
• Approx. 9 cm Tall (3.5") and 8.5 cm in diameter (just under 3.5")
• Ships in a box as two elements (Lid and Bowl)
• Cast Iron, Painted Purple and Gold
• Made in Japan

Tips on burning Incense Sticks:

Light the tip of the stick with a match or lighter, then gently blow or fan out the flame, leaving a red ember burning at the tip of the stick. Then insert the stick into the holder. This could be a hole designed for the purpose, or a more open sand area, which holds the stick well and allows flexibility for sticks of different diameters.

When you use a sand-filled bowl for burning Incense sticks, getting rid of the ash is easy. When you want to rid the bowl of accumulated ash, take the bowl outside to an open area, stand up-wind and blow the ash away gently downwind. The ash will dissipate, leaving clean sand behind.

Made by Iwachu in Morioka, Japan.

In Japan, incense burners are objects of worship, precious gifts and above all, they are essential elements of the decoration of the house.

It is enough to fill it with ashes to be able to plant its sticks of incense there and see them being completely consumed.