- Twelve inch wooden coffin style incense burner/holder from India.
- Inlays on the sides and a "hidden" compartment in the bottom that opens up for storing incense.
- There are two plates for cone incense and two holes on the side for sticks.
- These are made in India and can have some variations.
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Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha is a 12 inch wooden coffin style incense burner/holder from India. It has inlays on the sides and a "hidden" compartment in the bottom that opens up where you can store incense sticks. It has two plates for cone incense and two holes on the side for sticks. These are made in India and can have some variations
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment (Health and Beauty)
This Incense Burner is very nice. It is made entirely out of wood with intricate carvings all over. The Brass Inlays of Buddha are also very nice. You can burn 2 sticks of incense at a time, or use the brass bowls for cone incense. A very nice item. My only complaint is that the holes for stick incense are rather large, and some of my incense fits loosely inside. Would recommend to anyone looking to burn incense.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment (Health and Beauty)
Despite their ghoulish-sounding name, coffin boxes really are very helpful items to own if you burn incense, whether as part of your spiritual practice or not.
Coffin boxes are elongated wooden containers with hinged, perforated lids. The perforations are usually patterned. The sides of the box are decorated with decorative brass inlays. Each end of the box has a hole drilled in it to accept the end of a stick of incense (allowing you to burn two sticks at a time), and the inner floor of the box has two brass discs to burn cone incense. Most coffin boxes have a "hidden" sliding door built in to one end of the base, which gives access to a small storage compartment for your incense sticks. This particular coffin box is decorated with Buddhas and is beautifully finished. A practical and beautiful inexpensive item of which you may want several.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Great for Stick Incense,
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This review is from: Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment (Health and Beauty)
If you burn incense sticks, you need an incense coffin. This gadget has a little box you access from the right side. Open the little door, and you can store your sticks. When you burn your incense, you'll find this does a great job of catching the ashes. A hole is drilled into each end of the coffin. If you want, you can burn 2 sticks at a time. You can close the coffin while the incense is burning if you'd like (this applies to cones as well). I like this because it really keeps the ashes from blowing around and landing on furniture. There are two brass disks for placing cone incense. I was surprised at how beautiful this item is. The wood has beautiful figure and grain. This would make a great gift for friends who burn incense.Nag Champa 250 gm Incense Sticks
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