Handmade Adjustable Brass/Gold Incense and Frankincense Resin Burner / Censer holder for Charcoal and Tea Light Candles. Ideal Use with Frankincense, Copal, Dragons Blood, Myrrh and various resins

This resin burner is ideal for frankincense resins and also: Myrrh, Copal, Dragons Blood, Guggul, Benzoin and even Sal resins. The burner is handmade in India and comes with a brass sieve and plate that is easy to remove and clean after every use. The censer is adjustable with a wooden screw clinch that can hold it's position at various heights. You can place a tea light candle at the bottom and adjust your height to burn desired intensity (**wrap plate with aluminum tinfoil if you plan to use candles). The bottom piece can also be used to hold your resins. This multi purpose burner/censer can be moved around throughout your home/space during spiritual cleansing routines. The censer is decorative, elegant and minimalist. To assemble the unit follow these 5 simple steps: 1) Remove all pieces from the package and lay on a flat surface. 2) Remove brass bar and wooden clinch from plastic bag and unscrew the top and bottom nuts from the brass bar. 3) Screw brass bar into base plate and tie in brass nut to the bottom. 4) Loop the brass plate holder bowl into the bar and screw in your wooden clinch. 5) Slide holder with sieve and plate through hole--close top nut and clinch to secure desired position. Place your charcoal on a stove top and gently carry it with a tong onto your censer. Place desired amount of resin on your charcoal and enjoy your rituals. **Read features for a tip to use aluminum.

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