Brass charcoal incense burner, root chakra

✦ Brass charcoal incense burner, root chakra ✦

A brass incense burner enameled in dark red, low and wide, for the root chakra. 🪔

A low, wide brass bowl, banded with an engraved frieze, with its pierced grille resting on top. From the seven-chakra series: this is the bowl for the root chakra, enamelled in deep red over brass.

🌿 Tradition and wellness: the root chakra is associated, in the Indian tradition, with the base of the spine, the color red and grounding; incense has been burned since antiquity, in many cultures, to mark a moment or a passage.

Who is it for, and when? For burning resins and herbs on charcoal, on an altar or for a re-centering ritual, or as a gift for someone who loves chakras.

✨ Set the charcoal at the center. Let the resin melt slowly.

How to use it. A lit charcoal disc in the bowl, a pinch of resin or dried wood on top, and the smoke rises with no flame — that’s how a charcoal incense burner works. Since the brass gets hot, a heat-resistant surface is essential, never bare furniture or fabric. Empty the ash only once fully cool. Upkeep is a dry cloth, no abrasives that would dull the enamel. Never leave a flame or burning incense unattended; keep out of reach of children and animals.

• Enamelled brass, made in India
• Size: 3 × 7.7 cm
• Weight: 95 g
• Charcoal and resin not included

A decorative object for personal practice. It is no substitute for medical advice or treatment.