Circle Carved Incense Holder
Our artistically designed circle-carved wooden incense holder has a simple yet adorable and beautiful look that can add a unique sense of decoration to your living space.
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Description
Our artistically designed circle-carved wooden incense holder has a simple yet adorable and beautiful look that can add a unique sense of decoration to your living space. This traditional incense holder has been handcrafted using halo wood, ideal for burning various types of incense, including sticks, cones, and coils, making it a versatile addition to your spiritual practices. It measures 7 centimeters in diameter and 0.5 centimeters high, approx.
Our product is entirely handmade. Your understanding for slight difference in size and color is highly appreciated! let’s share the Himalayan joy while gifting your loved ones with our Circle Carved Incense Holder.
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Materials & size
Materials: Halo Wood
Size: 7 cm x 0.5 cm approx.
Made in: Nepal
Shipping & returns
Orders ship from Nepal. Import duties and taxes charged by your country are not included and are paid by the recipient on delivery.
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