One stick of incense fills a small room; nine, spaced across a gourd-shaped brass and copper stand, fill a much larger one. The Chinese Brass Gourd Incense Burner is built around that idea — a rounded, gourd-like silhouette with nine holes across its top and a wide ash-catching plate cast into the same base.
It's sold as a single brass piece at $10.34, with no size or finish variants — the design itself is the whole offer, and it delivers on both function and shape in one casting.
You don't have to use all nine holes at once; a single stick works for a quiet evening, while filling more of them scales the scent up for a larger gathering or a bigger room. The built-in plate catches ash from however many sticks are lit, so there's no separate saucer to manage. Running a bottle from our Essential Oil collection in a diffuser at the same time lets you dial the incense side up or down independently of the diffuser's mist.
This is worth the pick over a single-stick holder if you regularly want more scent than one stick provides, or if you like having the flexibility to scale up for company without switching pieces.
Cleanup means tipping ash off the built-in plate and, every so often, clearing each of the nine holes so residue doesn't build up and make future sticks harder to seat.
See our Humidifier & Diffuser collection for a smoke-free option on days you want mist instead.