The special shape of the incense holder allows Japanese incense sticks to burn both vertically and horizontally. In the horizontal version, the burning time of each stick can be adjusted, as it goes out when it reaches the metal cube.
This incense stick holder is reminiscent of the spiritual practice of Buddhism. The Sanskrit word "paramita" stands for perfection and refers to the virtues necessary to achieve enlightenment. This incense holder is designed like a rowboat that guides us on our journey from the shores of suffering to the shores of transcendence.
features
Size cube: W25 x D25 x H25mm
Size wood: W160 x D37 x H37mm
Material: Copper plated brass / Acacia wood
The special shape of the incense holder allows Japanese incense sticks to burn both vertically and horizontally. In the horizontal version, the burning time of each stick can be adjusted, as it goes out when it reaches the metal cube.
This incense stick holder is reminiscent of the spiritual practice of Buddhism. The Sanskrit word "paramita" stands for perfection and refers to the virtues necessary to achieve enlightenment. This incense holder is designed like a rowboat that guides us on our journey from the shores of suffering to the shores of transcendence.
features
Size cube: W25 x D25 x H25mm
Size wood: W160 x D37 x H37mm
Material: Copper plated brass / Acacia wood
This incense stick holder is reminiscent of the spiritual practice of Buddhism. The Sanskrit word "paramita" stands for perfection and refers to the virtues necessary to achieve enlightenment. This incense holder is designed like a rowboat that guides us on our journey from the shores of suffering to the shores of transcendence.