Incense Holder: Pentagram Boat

Adored with an interwoven pentagram and a host of unique Celtic knotwork designs, this cold cast resin incense holder provides a beautiful way to keep your burning incense clean and safe.

Incense Holder: Skeleton

This fantastic incense holder is delightfully macabre. Wonderfully rendered so as to appear to be a skeleton reclining back into the earth, it shows a full human skeleton lying back with arms poised backwards so that its hands can pillow its head. With an open, grinning jaw serving as the place where you would place your stick incense, its open ribs and extended legs, all of which is covered in moss and dirt, serves as the basin to catch the ash as your incense burns. Wonderfully detailed, it is perfect for those wishing to add a darker element to their altar, those who revere Santisima Muerte, or those who simply view this beautifully sculpted, cold-cast resin incense holder with dark delight. Made of cold cast resin, this incense holder is 9-1/2" long and 3-1/2" wide at its widest point.$14.95

Incense Holder: Long Branch

Allow the smoke of your incense of choice to rise up from the mouth of this wise elder tree incense holder. Able to be used for incense cones (the smoke floats out of his mouth) or sticks (he holds the stick in his clasped hands) this hand painted, cold-cast resin incense holder will keep the ashes from straying. He measures just shy of 12" long and stands 6" tall.

Incense Holder: Scent Tree

The smoke comes out of the tree’s mouth and thru the top of the tree. Comes with a cone incense holder that can also hold a stick. 11" high, hand painted polyresin cone incense burner.

$25.99 each

Ash Catcher: Triple Goddess Flip Top 12"

This cleverly designed, flip top ash catcher is enchantingly carved of wood, and finished so as to bring out the true beauty of the wood’s grain and coloring. Sitting 12" long, 2" deep and 2-1/2" high, its front and back are decorated with metal inlays depicting the triple moon symbol of the Triple Goddess, as well as numerous smaller stars, while the lid is punctuated by an almost floral patterned of small holes piercing the lid. These holes allow you to place your stick incense within the box once the lid is opened and still have enough air circulating for it to burn, with the ashes falling into the tray provided. At one end of the ash catcher you will also find a small hidden panel that flips open to allow you to store your incense sticks within.