Let the smoke rise slowly through a lidded lotus form, turning a simple incense moment into something more contained and ceremonial. This small brass incense burner has a verdigris finish, with green patina-like colour sitting in the carved-looking details for an aged, altar-piece feel.
Lotus form with an aged verdigris finish
The rounded bowl shape gives the incense a sheltered place to burn, while the pierced top lets smoke drift upward in soft threads.
Lotus petals wrap around the body, giving the burner a sculptural presence even when it is not in use.
The verdigris finish settles into the raised pattern, highlighting the green and darkened tones across the surface.
A small finial sits at the top, adding to the temple-inspired silhouette.
Its compact size suits a shelf, meditation corner, bedside table or small home altar.
Brass, metal and iron, handcrafted in India
Made from brass, metal and iron, this burner has the pleasing weight and cool touch of a traditional metal incense vessel. The handcrafted finish gives it an aged character rather than a polished, mirror-bright look.
Using it with incense
An incense burner is an unheated holder for lit incense. The incense itself provides the smoke, while the burner helps contain ash and gives the ritual a steady place to happen.
Place it on a stable, heat-safe surface before use. Add your incense securely inside or with a suitable holder, then let the smoke rise through the openwork top. Allow the metal to cool fully before moving or emptying it.
Care for the verdigris finish
Empty ash after use and wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it away from prolonged damp, as metal finishes can change with moisture and handling over time.
The lotus in context
The lotus appears across Buddhist and Hindu visual culture as a symbol of clarity, awakening and the ability to rise cleanly from muddy water. Here, the motif gives the incense burner a quiet ritual language without needing to say too much. It suit…
region of manufacture: India
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