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Brass Incense Burner

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Incense has been around for a long time and utilized for a variety of purposes, including religious practices, neutralizing foul odours, and comfort. A variety of substances, typically plant-based, give incense its scent. Use this incense burner when burning incense. This will help contain the burning incense and its ash. Our Brass Incense Burner is just perfect for you.

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A long history of use Incense is a substance that’s burned to produce a fragrant scent. In fact, the word “incense” is derived from the Latin word for “to burn.”

Incense has been around since ancient times — it was used in religious rituals in ancient Egypt, Babylon, and Greece. Over the centuries and into the present day, people throughout the world have used incense for a variety of reasons, including as a:

Component of various religious practices
A tool to counteract bad or disagreeable odours
Way to repel demons or evil spirits

What is an incense made of?
Incense is typically made up of an aromatic material that produces a scent and a combustible binding material that holds it together in a particular shape.

The aromatic materials used for making incense are typically plant-based and can include a variety of resins, barks, seeds, roots, and flowers.

The specific ingredients used in incense can vary by region and manufacturer. Some specific examples of aromatic ingredients that you may recognize include:

cinnamon
frankincense
musk
myrrh
patchouli
sandalwood

The combustible binding material found in incense is what ignites, allowing the incense to burn and produce smoke. The materials used vary, but can include things like charcoal or wood powders.

How to burn incense
Incense comes in a variety of forms, including:

coils
cones
powders
sticks

In order to burn incense, you first gently ignite it. For example, to burn an incense stick you would use a lighter or a match to light the tip. Once the incense has been ignited, you then gently extinguish the flame, typically by blowing it out. The incense will then glow and begin to produce scented smoke.

The burning time of incense varies by its form. For example, a stick of incense may last between 50 and 90 minutes. When the incense is done burning, it’ll extinguish itself.