Incense Burner: Heads of Pan 10"

A beautifully unique piece for the sacred space or altar, this incense burner has been crafted of solid brass in a stylized representation of the god Pan. A triangular base provides the structure for three slender legs, rooted in an image of a goat’s hoof, that rise up into the image of Pan’s head. From each of these legs, goat horns rise up to support an egg-shaped burner, intended to contain your charcoal for burning, and your resin, granular, and powder incense. The top half of the burner is removable, with numerous ventilation holes nearly, concealed within a scaled pattern sculpted into the brass, that allow fragrant smoke to escape and necessary oxygen to enter so your incense can continue burning evenly. The whole of the peace, with the exception of highlights upon the burner itself, has been colored a rich, earthy maroon. The entire piece measures approximately 10" tall and 4-1/2" wide at its widest point.

Incense Burner: Aladdin Lamp 6"

Created in a style that was used for oil lamps for hundreds of years, this brass incense burner is a beautiful piece for any home or sacred space. Originally, lamps of this and similar design were among the first oil lamps, providing an alternative to candles, torches, and other methods of lighting that was relatively smokeless, mess free, and safe. Here, this 2" high, 6-3/4" long lamp is intended to serve as a unique burner for your powder, resin, granular incense.

Incense Burner: Celtic Cross Screen

This elegant silver-tone screen burner has been created with styling similar to that of the traditional, Byzantine burners commonly found within altars, temples, and churches. This one stands upon three ornate legs, with a wide basin created to contain your charcoal and incense that swells outward before narrowing at the base of a wide-rimmed lid. The lid again sweeps inward from this wide rim towards a rounded top, crowned with the four points of a Celtic cross. Both the basin and the lid feature ornate cutouts of stars that allow air to flow in and maintain the even burn of your charcoal and incense while allowing your fragrant smoke to escape. The lid may also be removed, leaving a removable screen in place to help contain sparks and ash as your powder, resin, and granular incense burns. Fully assembled the whole thing measures approximately 7" high and 4" wide.

Incense Burner: Celtic Knot Screen, 4" x 4"

With a simple design that doesn`t have as much of the flash and dazzle of many other altar tools, this screen burner is an elegant, understated addition to the altar or home. Standing approximately 4" tall and 4" in diameter, it is shaped much like a chalice, with an approximately 3" diameter base that tapers in towards the middle before flaring out again to form the basin for your charcoal and incense. Surrounding this cup is the only ornamentation that it possesses; a band of Celtic Knotwork, that has just enough of a dignified presence to leave the whole thing seeming magical. Made of metal with a screen that can be removed for ease of cleaning, this screen burner is the perfect tool to include in your ritual magick.

Incense Burner: Pentagram Screen, brass

Crafted of brass, this small screen burner is intended to be used with charcoal and your favorite powder, resin or granular incense. With a base decorated in two small interwoven pentagrams, it comes with a removable screen for ease of refill and cleaning, as well as a small wooden coaster to keep your altar or counter from being damaged by the heat. It stands 2-1/2" tall and 2-1/4" wide at its widest point.

Incense Burner: Brass Screen with Coaster, 2-1/2" x 2-1/2"

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Incense Burner: Floral Brass Screened Charcoal 6"

This large brass charcoal burner is a unique piece, beautiful in design and expansive in size. In a large bowl-shape, it measures approximately 6" wide, with a 5-1/2" diameter mouth that fits a domed screen of brass wire that helps contain sparks, ash, and other debris. Both the outer and inner surface of the screen burner has been painted black, producing an elegant contrast with the metallic gleam of the visible brass surfaces; a contrast only further enhanced by the floral pattern carved in decoration of its sides. The entire burner measures approximately 2-1/2" high, and sits upon a small raised ridge (approximately 1/4" high) to help provide the surface of your counter some protection against heat.