Temple Incense Cone Burner - Jointed Wood

Love it. it may be cheap, but it's nicely put together and has a cracking design. The pin lock is strong enough that the lid won't flap open, and there are plenty of holes for the smoke to emerge, but the best part has to be the little swing open door to the storage compartment under the burner plate. very cool feature. I've been itching to use this and finally got some cones in today so I'm sitting here surrounded by patchouli and vanilla smoke. I like the no mess quality of this, my Jos stick burner is hopeless at containing the ash and mess. this just seems a better way to burn incense, no accidental catching sleeves on burning things. all tucked away inside a solidly constructed little palace for incense cones. I think I'm definitely going to get a couple more of these for round the house. Just good value for money. Someone made this by hand, and it's this cheap and this well-made - bargain!

Things to understand before buying:These are all handmade so all unique. Being handmade the angles are not perfect...which is good... they are not identical units rolling off a production line in other words. I am really glad the two I have aren't identicalThese are good value for money. Bought a pair...well two. Got one on either end of a mango wood coffee table in the living room. They look fantastic. The smoke snakes out of the holes in the pyramidal lids elegantly and attractively. Love them.One slight issue to be aware of is the hinged lids are heavier than the bases. So you need to hold the base whilst the lid is open or it will tip over. Not a real problem just something to be aware of when placing cones in the dish.If I had somewhere else to put some more of these I'd order more without hesitation.-- edit 13/11/2015Bought two more of these for bedrooms. Same prompt delivery from Crafty Jungle and same lovely looking burners in the box. So still recommend these wood pyramid burners.

The shape of the burner is very nice, on one side of the base what you think may be a chunk of missing wood is in fact to allow the hidden door to open to allow you to store cones in the base. The person selling the boxes is very patient when he explains this and is to be congratulated on his sense of calm and humour in dealing with "complaints". The cones sit well inside the burner, it's still easy to light them with the hinged lid, and the cones burn through evenly inside the burner. The smoke emerges gently from the burner so as hardly to be noticed as opposed to bellowing clouds of smoke through the little holes as you might expect/hope. The burner is competitively priced, looks good, and works well. I am very happy with my purchase and delighted with the forbearance shown by the vendor.

Excellent cute and small can’t wait to use

smells so nice and burns slowly lasts long aswell

This is a nice, classic design functional incense cones burner.It shelters the incense cones from drafts, has a storage compartment for cones at the bottom and has a brass cup to burn the cones on.The incense smoke comes through the holes nicely and cones burn for about 20 minutes in this burner.Highly recommended for the price.

Good quality for price

It’s a lovely looking product at first. I’ve been using it daily for about two weeks as I didn’t use it straight away. The top of the pyramid, where the heat rises with the smoke it has burnt through. I thought something was on fire because of the smell and then saw it was this wooden burner actually burning.I would absolutely steer clear and get a metal one which is what I’ve now done. Too late to get my money back now, but my god what a terribly stupid decision to buy a wooden incense burner.