Root Chakra Charcoal Incense Jar, Tall, Burgundy, Brass
Root Chakra Charcoal Incense Jar, Tall, Burgundy, Brass
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Product Overview
Burgundy and gold-coloured patterning on handmade Indian brass, raised on a slightly higher base: this tall jar is the deepest-toned of the set. Lay a charcoal tablet on its removable grate, sprinkle resin over it, and the ash falls into the jar rather than onto your shelf. It stands 5cm high on a footed base, 7.5cm wide, and weighs 120g.
The Story Behind the Design
Muladhara, the Root chakra, sits at the base of the spine in yogic tradition and is counted as the first of the seven main chakras. Mula means "root" in Sanskrit, and the chakra is traditionally connected with the element of earth.
Why You'll Love It
- Deep burgundy colour that suits wood, leather and darker walls
- Raised base sets the jar apart from the standard size
- Removable grate makes emptying ash quick and tidy
- Solid 120g brass with gold-coloured detailing
- Natural starting point for a Root, Sacral and Solar Plexus trio
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Charcoal incense jar with removable grate |
| Material | Brass |
| Dimensions | Approx. 7.5cm wide x 5cm high, footed base |
| Weight | 120g |
| Colour / Finish | Burgundy with gold-coloured patterning |
| Country of origin | India |
| Care | Let the charcoal burn out and the jar cool fully before emptying the ash |
Perfect For
Home altars · Loose resin users · Earth-toned living rooms · Gifts for chakra collectors · Study or reading nooks
An Auro & Co Moment
Rain against the window and a pot of tea brewing. You set the tall burgundy jar on the bookcase, light the charcoal and add a pinch of frankincense, then let the smoke drift up past the spines of old paperbacks.
Complete the Experience
Add a resin you like and charcoal tablets, or browse heat-proof trays to set it on.
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FAQ
Why burgundy rather than red for the Root chakra?
Burgundy sits within the red family most often used for the Root chakra, just deeper, so it reads warmer and quieter on a shelf than a bright red.
Can I leave ash in the jar between uses?
You can, but emptying it once fully cold keeps the grate clear and stops old ash smoking the next time you light a tablet.
How do I use it safely?
Stand the jar on a heat-resistant surface away from curtains, paper and anything flammable, and never leave lit charcoal unattended. The brass gets very hot, so do not touch it while in use, and let the charcoal burn out and cool completely before emptying the ash.
