Carved from old boxwood in the shape of a bamboo section, this small Tibetan temple incense burner is a quiet homage to resilience and upright character—the traditional virtues of bamboo. Three short legs and twin side handles give it a stable, sculptural form, while carved bamboo leaves wrap gently around the body.
Perfect for holding cone incense, small charcoal, or as a resting place for sticks (used with a sand or ash bed), it’s an easy piece to integrate into a meditation corner, altar, or tea table. The warm wood and organic shape soften modern interiors while adding a subtle layer of symbolism and story.
Features / highlights
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Old boxwood incense burner in bamboo-section form.
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Bamboo leaves and twin handles carved in low relief.
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Three-legged (tripod) base for stability.
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Material: old boxwood with natural patina.
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Size: approx. 10 cm (H) × 11 cm (L)
– 3.9" (H) × 4.3" (L).
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Weight: approx. 0.45 kg (including packing).
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Ideal for cone or charcoal incense, or as a small offering/ash bowl.
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Temple-style ornament symbolizing strength and integrity.
Care instructions
- Use on a heat-resistant, non-flammable surface.
- If burning incense inside, line with sand or ash and do not overload.
- Allow to cool fully before handling after use.
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water, soaps, or oils.
- Keep away from direct heat and intense sunlight to prevent cracking.
