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Product Description
Natural, elegant, and functional…
Our handcrafted incense burner models accompany your living spaces with both aesthetic appeal and versatile use.
You can easily place resins or botanical incense into the heat-resistant inner chamber. After lighting your incense, close the lid and enjoy the calm, graceful dance of smoke as it flows through the perforations. With its refined, subtly glossy surface, it adds a natural decorative touch to your space. When turned upside down, it also becomes ideal for burning Palo Santo sticks and other wooden incense types.
Selected Incense Offerings
Myrrh Resin (Commiphora myrrha)
Native to East Africa, this sacred resin has been used since ancient times, especially in Ancient Egypt for embalming rituals and mourning ceremonies. Its deep, mystical aroma softens emotions and creates a grounding atmosphere. Known for its breath-opening qualities, myrrh offers a sense of freshness and may help ease anxiety and inner restlessness.
Frankincense Resin (Liquidambar orientalis)
Obtained from the tree known in Türkiye as the Sweetgum (Sığla), frankincense resin is recognized for its warm, sweet, balsamic scent. It is balancing and supportive in meditation and introspective practices. The aroma helps deepen breathing, calm the mind, and is often chosen for spiritual cleansing intentions.
Benzoin Resin (Styrax benzoin)
This resin, native to East and Southeast Asia, surrounds the senses with its warm, sweet, vanilla-like fragrance. It supports mental focus and concentration, gently transforming negative emotional patterns. Benzoin revitalizes the energetic field and brings a sense of lightness and joy.
Harmala Seeds (Peganum harmala)
Holding a special place in ancient Anatolian folk traditions, harmala seeds are a powerful incense plant used from Sumerian times to the present day. They are central to rituals believed to protect against negative influences. Used for spiritual cleansing and space purification, harmala seeds are still burned today in traditional chanting and fumigation rituals.
How to Use
Place a small amount of resin, seed, or incense into a heat-resistant container or incense burner.
For optimal use, place it on glowing incense charcoal or gently heat it on a pan-like surface.
Allow the rising smoke to circulate throughout your living space to refresh and renew the atmosphere.
Do not leave the incense unattended until it has completely extinguished.
A refined ritual set designed to bring balance, intention, and quiet presence into your space.