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This elegant 9.5" long Blue Buddha burner will hold your favorite cone or stick incense with class! They are extra-wide to catch any stray ash, and will easily and safely hold cones as well.
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These "Happy Buddha" cone incense burners come packaged as pictured and include 12 temple shaped cone incense. They stand about 4" tall and are made out of ceramic. Two colors to complement any decor, and small enough to put just about anywhere!
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These are popular little burners here. Made out of ceramic and available in 3 colors to accent any decor. They look big, but they are a dainty 5" long. Choose your favorite below...
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Includes: Ceramic Buddha (Terra Cotta), Incense, Brass Incense Burner and Gift Box with a pictoral of Buddha's life.
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This beautiful little ceramic burner is for Tibetan and Japanese incenses that typically do not have wooden cores. Handmade by Tibetan metalcraft artisans at the Lingstng colony in North India.
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This elegant 9.5" long Green Buddha burner will hold your favorite cone or stick incense with class! They are extra-wide to catch any stray ash, and will easily and safely hold cones as well.
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This elegant carved elephant burner is made from real soapstone and is handmade by the Association of Craft Producers; a leading fair trade group in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. This holds both sticks and cones.
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These 6" tall altars hold a stick or cone of your favorite incense. Made of ceramic and available in black or brown.
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These wonderful ceramic figures are actually incense holders. Each figure comes packed in an attractive gift box with its own black tray and a pack of 20 mini-incense sticks.
Upper left is Meditation, upper right is Lotus, and bottom is Yoga.
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