Brass Incense Holder

A brass incense holder holds a stick or cone upright and catches falling ash. Ours range from simple plates with a hole to decorative lotus, leaf and elephant shapes.

Brass casting is an age-old craft of the artisanal communities of Moradabad. Designs are ethnic, inspired by temple motifs, and contemporary style minimal shapes. Golden brass reflects the warm colours of India, and each Indian handicraft holder is polished by hand.

Specifications

Who Buys Incense Holders

Gift shops, yoga studios and incense brands buy brass holders, often bundled with incense.

Export Supply and Freight

Incense holders are wrapped in tissue, boxed and packed by design. For the brass incense holder, we ship from Nhava Sheva on ex-factory, FOB, CFR or CIF terms.

Questions

Does the brass incense holder fit all sticks?

Yes, standard stick sizes.

Can you bundle with incense?

Yes, as gift sets.

Can you engrave logos?

Yes.

Do you make ceramic holders?

Yes, from Khurja potters.

What is the minimum order?

Around 200 pieces.

How do I clean an incense holder?

Tip out the ash once it has cooled, wipe the holder with a damp cloth and dry it. For brass, an occasional polish with a brass cleaner or tamarind paste restores the shine. Ceramic holders can be washed in warm soapy water.

Which designs sell best?

Lotus and leaf ash catchers sell best for yoga and wellness stores, while elephant and Ganesha designs suit Indian gift shops. Minimal brass discs are popular with modern home brands. A mix of three designs gives retailers a good starter range.