Incense Stick Holder Hamsa Seven Chakra

Light a favourite incense stick and this aluminium incense stick holder gives the ritual a clear centre. Smoke rises from the Hamsa hand while falling ash is kept to the tray, turning a simple daily pause into something more deliberate and beautiful. What the Hamsa design brings to the room The palm shape gives the holder a strong, symbolic presence on a shelf, desk or small ritual space. Coloured chakra details add brightness without overwhelming the metal finish. The holder is made for standard incense sticks, keeping the stick lifted as it burns. Its weight gives it a settled, substantial feel when placed on a flat surface. The open design lets the smoke remain visible, curling upward rather than being hidden away. Aluminium with a symbolic finish The holder is made from aluminium and comes from a handcrafted range made in India. Its surface combines a silvery metal tone with the recognisable Hamsa outline and seven chakra colours, so it reads as both a practical incense burner and a decorative object. Using it with incense sticks Place the holder on a stable, heat-safe surface before use. Fit a standard incense stick into the holder, light the tip, then gently blow out the flame so the incense smoulders and releases smoke. After use, allow the ash and stick end to cool fully before clearing them away. Wipe the holder with a soft, dry cloth and avoid soaking it in water. The Hamsa and chakra meaning The Hamsa is a palm-shaped symbol found across Middle Eastern, North African, Jewish and Islamic visual traditions, where it is commonly associated with protection and watchfulness. The seven chakra colours come from yogic and modern spiritual practice, where chakras are understood as subtle energy centres used as points of focus in meditation and intention-setting. Together, the hand and colour sequence make this piece especially suited to a mindful corner, altar-style arrangement or quiet evening incense ritual. Size and details Measures 11.5 cm and weighs 440 g. Made from aluminium in India. Designed to hold standard incense sticks. A thoughtful incense gift This suits someone who enjoys incense as part of meditation, yoga, journalling or simply making a room feel more settled. The Hamsa and chakra details give it more meaning than a plain ash catcher, while the metal form keeps it practical for everyday use. Common questions Can I use incense cones with it? This holder is designed for standard incense sticks, not cones. Does the holder need to be heated? No. An incense holder is an unheated stand or tray. The incense stick itself is lit, then left to smoulder.