Troyan Green ( green and brown ) and Turquoise Handmade Ceramic Incense Burner & Censer This item sending with one pcs stickholder gift This unique piece of craftsmanship is created by shaping clay by hand, resulting in distinctive textures and colors achieved through special glazes that crack, disperse, and go with the flow when fired in the kiln twice. Even as they go through the same processes, no two products are exactly alike. As a result of their handmade nature, there are variations in dimensions, forms, and the distribution and appearance of the glaze that imparts color. This uniqueness makes each product one-of-a-kind. You’ll see samples from the product to be sent in the other photos of the product. Measurements: Can also be changed +1 cm or -1 cm ( all item was handmade so measurment Can also be changed) Height: 15 cm Diameter :7 cm Usage as an Incense Burner First, remove the reservoir from the product’s chimney. Ignite the incense and after burning for a duration depending on the kind of incense, extinguish it, then place the smoldering incense inside the incense burner. Placing a non-burning incense stick as a reinforce in the incense burner is recommended, with the burning a part of the incense facing upwards, for better performance. Usage as a Censer First, light a candle and place it in the lower compartment of the censer. Position the reservoir over the chimney on top. Add water to the reservoir first, then add 1 to 5 drops of essential oil according to your preference. When the water in the reservoir evaporates, the candle will have to be extinguished or more water will have to be added. Safety and Cleaning When incense or a candle is lit, the product will heat up. It is designed with legs to prevent damage to the surface it’s placed on. Avoid touching the product Even as it’s hot and keep it away from flammable or meltable objects. The product Can also be cleaned with water and soap. Cleaning will have to be done when the product has completely cooled down. Note: This price does not include the palo santo stick in the images.

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