Some things are made to hold more than they appear to. This incense holder is shaped like the hamsa — the open hand that across cultures has meant the same thing: I see you. You are protected. Peace lives here. Formed in Jaipur blue pottery, hand-painted in cobalt and white with a blooming peony at its centre, it holds up to three incense sticks at once, the two holes angled so they lean naturally.
Product Details
Size
10 cm (H) × 6 cm (W)
Weight
65 grams
Material
Traditional Jaipur blue pottery (quartz-based, lead-free glaze)
Finish
High-gloss cobalt and white, hand-painted floral motif, hamsa form
Capacity
Holds up to 3 incense sticks simultaneously
Origin
Handmade in Jaipur, India
Care
Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not soak. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight.
The Craft
Jaipur blue pottery is one of India's oldest surviving craft traditions — Persian in origin, Rajasthani in soul. The body is a paste of quartz stone powder, multani mitti, and natural gum, shaped by hand and dried slowly in the shade. No two pieces are identical — the slight variations are the signature of a hand, not a flaw.
How To Use
Light your incense, place the sticks in the holes, and set it where stillness gathers — a meditation corner, a windowsill, a reading nook. The wide base catches ash cleanly. It also works as a standalone decorative object or trinket dish when incense isn't burning.
Packaging
Each product is individually bubble-wrapped and packed in a rigid kraft box.
