Incense Holder Cone and Stick Hexagonal Ceramic Tibetan

Light a cone or place a stick, and this hexagonal incense burner turns a small daily ritual into something more intentional. The patterned plate catches falling ash while the smoke rises above red, deep blue and turquoise detail, with silver-toned metal and gold accents adding a quiet ceremonial feel. Colour, pattern and presence The hexagonal shape gives the holder a balanced, geometric look on a shelf, altar space or side table. It is made for both cone and stick incense, so you can change the mood without changing the holder. The rich colour palette feels warm and contemplative, especially beside candlelight or evening light. The metal and iron construction gives it a grounded feel in the hand. The raised plate keeps incense in one defined place, helping ash fall where it belongs. Metal detail with Tibetan-inspired decoration This incense holder is made from metal and iron, with a decorated surface in red, deep blue and turquoise. Silver-toned metal and gold detail bring out the geometry of the hexagonal form, giving it the character of a small ritual object rather than a plain ash catcher. Using cones and sticks Place the holder on a stable, heat-safe surface before lighting incense. For a cone, set it in the centre of the plate. For a stick, use the stick holder point and let the ash fall back onto the surface below. An incense burner is not heated by flame or electricity. The smoke comes from the incense itself, while the holder supports it and catches the ash. Care between rituals Let the incense finish fully, then allow the holder to cool before moving or cleaning it. Tip away cold ash and wipe the surface gently with a dry, soft cloth. Keep it away from fabrics, loose papers and draughts while incense is burning. Tibetan symbolism, made in India The design draws on Tibetan Buddhist visual language, where geometry, colour and repeated motifs are often used to suggest harmony, balance and connection with contemplative practice. Here, that influence is carried in a practical object for home incense rituals. It is made in India, a country with its own long relationship with incense in Hindu, Buddhist and everyday household settings, so the piece sits naturally between function, decoration and quiet ritual use. Size and details Measures 10.5 x 2 cm and weighs 112 g. Suitable for cone incense and stick incense. Made from metal and iron. Origin: India. A thoughtful incense gift It suits someone who already enjoys incense, meditation corners or Tibetan-inspired home décor. The compact shape makes it easy to place, while the colour and metalwork give it enough presence to feel considered. Common questions Can I use both cones and sticks with this holder? Yes. It is designed to hold cone incense and stick incense. Does it need a candle, warmer or electricity? No. It is an unheated incense holder. The incense is lit separately, and the holder supports it while catching ash. Should I put anything underneath it? Use it on a stable, heat-safe surface. Incense can produce heat and ash, so avoid placing it directly on delicate, soft or flammable surfaces.