Tri-Flower Lotus Incense Holder, Aluminium, 10cm
Tri-Flower Lotus Incense Holder, Aluminium, 10cm
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Product Overview
Three layered lotus flowers form this aluminium incense holder, with room for several sticks at once and a base that catches falling ash. At 10 x 10cm and only 23g it sits easily on a bedside table, a desk or the edge of a bookshelf. The flower shapes give it a sculptural look even when no incense is lit.
The Story Behind the Design
The lotus roots in the mud of ponds and rises to bloom clean above the water, which is why it became a symbol of purity in Hindu and Buddhist art. Lakshmi and the Buddha are often shown seated or standing on an open lotus. In Buddhist teaching, the flower is likened to the mind growing clear despite its surroundings.
Why You'll Love It
- Three lotus flowers in layered aluminium
- Holds several incense sticks at once
- Base catches ash to keep the surface clean
- Featherlight at 23g and 10 x 10cm
- Easy small gift for a yoga friend or a new home
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Incense stick holder |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Dimensions | 10 x 10cm |
| Weight | 23g |
| Country of origin | India |
| Care | Tip out ash and wipe with a dry cloth |
Perfect For
Yoga and meditation corners · Bedside tables · Lotus motif collectors · Housewarming gifts · Desk shelves
An Auro & Co Moment
You set the lotus holder on the windowsill next to a trailing pothos and push in a single sandalwood stick. Ash drifts down into the petals while you water the plants.
Complete the Experience
Fill it with something from our incense sticks range.
See all incense holders, burners and trays
FAQ
How many sticks does it hold?
It is designed to hold several sticks at once, so you can mix two scents or burn one at a time.
Does it work with cones?
It is made for sticks. For cones, a flat dish style holder is a better fit.
Where should I place it?
On a stable, heat-safe surface away from curtains and anything flammable. The glowing tip and falling ash are hot, so never leave incense unattended.
