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Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner

Three-Legged Lotus Censer · Brass/Copper Alloy · 5 Sizes & Styles

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$15.00

A freestanding brass-and-copper alloy censer with a hollow-out lotus bowl set on a three-legged base, available in five size and style options.

  • Three-Legged Stable Base
  • Hollow-Out Lotus Bowl
  • 5 Size & Style Options
  • Freestanding Tabletop Censer
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About: Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner

Three-legged base for stability

Sits elevated and steady without a separate stand

Hollow-out lotus carving

Vents smoke through the carved bowl on all sides

5 sizes and styles

From a compact option under $9 to a larger $15 piece

12–24 month shelf life

Store away from heat & light

Product Details

A dish set flat on a table puts a lit cone right against the wood, with nothing between the two but a thin layer of ash. The Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner solves that with a tripod base that lifts the hollow-out lotus bowl slightly off the surface, cast in a brass and copper alloy that holds its shape through repeated use.

It comes in five sizes and styles, priced from under $9 up to around $15, which is a genuine size range rather than five names for the same object — the smaller options suit a crowded shelf, while the largest works as a standalone table piece.

The carved lotus petals that form the bowl's sides let smoke vent outward as well as up, giving a softer curl than a solid dish would. It holds either a standing cone or an upright stick, and pairs naturally with a bottle from our Fragrance Oil collection running in a separate lamp or diffuser nearby — the censer handles the incense, the oil handles the ambient scent, and neither competes with the other for space or heat.

If you're deciding between sizes, think about where it will actually sit: a smaller variant disappears into an existing shelf arrangement, while the larger option is substantial enough to anchor a coffee table or altar surface on its own.

Cleanup is simple — tip out the ash, wipe the brass with a dry cloth, and let it air out before the next use. There's no reservoir or hinge to clean around, since the whole piece is a single tripod-and-bowl casting.

See our Essential Oil collection for a complementary scent to diffuse alongside it.

Why Choose Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner

A flat dish sets incense right on the table surface; this censer's tripod base holds the bowl slightly elevated, which keeps residual heat further from the tabletop underneath it.

Because it's offered in five distinct sizes rather than one fixed size, it can double as either a small accent on a crowded shelf or the main incense piece on a low table, without needing to buy a different product for each use case.

The hollow-out bowl is cast, not perforated after the fact, so the openings won't chip or widen with repeated cleaning the way a drilled or stamped dish sometimes does over time.

Pairing it with a bottle from our Fragrance Oil collection running in a separate burner or lamp lets you layer a heavier incense note with a lighter background scent, since the two never share the same vessel or heat source.

Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner Benefits

Three-Legged Stable Base. The tripod base lifts the bowl slightly off the table and keeps it from rocking on an uneven surface, which matters more than it sounds like once a lit cone is sitting inside.

Hollow-Out Lotus Bowl. Carved lotus petals form the sides of the bowl itself, so smoke has somewhere to escape besides straight up through the opening, giving a wider, softer curl than a solid dish.

5 Size & Style Options. Five variants span a real size and price range rather than five cosmetic labels on the same piece, so you can pick a smaller option for a crowded shelf or a larger one as a standalone table piece.

Freestanding Tabletop Censer. No handle, no lid, no extra hardware — it's a single freestanding bowl-and-base casting that works anywhere flat.

How to Use Vintage Brass Lotus Incense Burner

Set it on a stable surface. The tripod base needs a flat, heat-resistant surface to stand evenly.

Place the incense. Set a cone or a stick upright inside the lotus bowl.

Light and leave it. Light the tip, let it settle into a steady ember, and don't move the censer while it's burning.

Cool before handling. Let the brass cool fully before picking it up or emptying it, since the bowl and legs both retain heat.

Empty and wipe. Tip out loose ash and wipe the casting with a dry cloth to keep the cutwork clear.

Main Ingredients

Material. Cast in a brass and copper alloy across all five size and style options, with a three-legged base and hollow-out bowl in the same casting. No fabric, wax, or fragrance oil is included; incense is sold separately.

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Shelf Life & Storage

Storage. Cool completely and empty any ash before storing. Keep it dry — humidity is what causes brass-copper alloy to tarnish — and clean with a soft, dry cloth rather than an abrasive pad that could wear down the cutwork detail.

Safety Instructions

Heat & fire safety. Burn only on a heat-resistant, stable surface, away from flammable material. Never leave it unattended while lit, and keep it out of reach of children and pets. Let it cool fully — base and bowl both — before moving or emptying it.

Caution & Disclaimer

Caution. For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin, and sensitive areas. Never leave a lit incense stick, cone, or coil unattended, and always burn it on a heat-resistant, stable surface away from flammable materials.

Disclaimer. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a healthcare professional before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care. Individual results may vary.

Licensing & Trademarks. All brand names, logos, product pictures, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are used strictly for identification purposes.

Shipping & Return

We process and ship all orders within 1–2 business days.

Most customers receive their orders within 4–7 business days, depending on location and carrier performance.

Once your order ships, you'll receive a tracking number via email or SMS to follow your delivery in real time.

Delivery times may vary slightly during peak seasons or weather conditions, but we always aim to get your order to you as quickly as possible.

We accept returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery.

FAQs

Q: What's the difference between the five size and style options?
A: They vary in size and price, from a compact option under $9 to a larger piece near $15; all share the same three-legged base and hollow-out lotus bowl design, so the choice is mainly about scale and how prominent you want the piece to be.

Q: Does the three-legged base make it more stable than a flat dish?
A: Yes. The tripod base keeps the bowl elevated and steady on an uneven surface, and lifts residual heat slightly further from the tabletop underneath.

Q: Can I use both incense sticks and cones in it?
A: Yes, the lotus bowl holds either a standing cone or an upright stick.

Q: What's it made from?
A: A brass and copper alloy, cast as a single bowl-and-base piece with no separate parts to lose.

Q: How do I stop it from tarnishing?
A: Keep it dry, store it away from heat and direct light, and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth instead of water or abrasive cleaners.

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