Black Soapstone Charcoal Incense Burner Bowl w/ Lid 4"
Includes bonus Coaster and Sand/Rocks! Incense must be burned with lid removed. Incense will not burn with lid in place. Includes: bonus cork soapstone coaster and sand/rocks* (color choice upon request) Use with: incense sticks, incense cones, resin incense and charcoal. Size: 4" wide, 1.25" deep. Incense and charcoal not included *We may substitute another color rocks/sand without notice. Charcoal and resin incense sold separately. This lovely soapstone incense burner is perfect for burning many types of incense, such as incense sticks, incense cones, and resin incense with charcoal. Instructions: Burning Incense Sticks: Flip the lid over and rest it onto the base of the burner. Insert incense stick into the hole of the lid. Burning Incense Cones: Fill base of incense holder with sand or rocks. Place burner on ceramic coaster to protect counter top, as the base of the burner may get hot. Place lit incense cone on top of sand or rocks. Allow to burn with the lid removed. Incense will not burn with the lid in place. Burning Resin Incense & Charcoal: Fill base of incense holder with sand or rocks. Place burner on ceramic coaster to protect counter top, as the base of the burner may get hot. Follow instructions for lighting charcoal tablet then place on top of sand or rocks. Allow charcoal to come to temperature then place small amounts of resin onto hot charcoal. Allow to burn with the lid removed. Incense will not burn with the lid in place. Other Uses: This beautiful stone jar can also be used as a keepsake for small jewelry, earrings or trinkets. What is Soapstone? Soapstone is natural rock and cool to the touch and some consider it to be therapeutic. Soapstone is unique, and often no two pieces are exactly alike, the color may vary slightly from item to item, and from the picture. Soapstone is created by nature, composed of talc, quartz and various minerals that has compressed over millions of years. Soapstone has many properties that make it desirable for carving, including its softness, which makes it easy to work with. Soapstone is also resistant to heat, making it a good choice for fireplaces, wood stoves, and cookware.