Incense Holder for Sticks [Anti-Ash Flying], Modern Insence-Stick Burner Holder with Removable Glass Ash Catcher, for Home Decor Yoga Meditation

The media could not be loaded. This incense burner is not only beautiful and simple but fits in my decor perfectly. The ashes are collected in the glass jar which I find awesome. I prefer stick incense so this burner is perfect. The video shows that the top fits a variety of diameter sticks. I put them together just to show that. It burned the black stick completely and the thicker one down to 1/4 inch (very little waste). It is light weight and looks fragile but it is stable. The glass jar does get a little warm but only slightly and can be picked up while the incense is burning. I admit my cats could knock it over but I leave it where they cannot reach it, of course. The glass jar is very easy to clean. I love this burner and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants a simple, beautiful designed incense burner that does not make a mess. Thumbs up 👍🏻

I was concerned that the scent wouldn’t dissipate through the room with the cylindrical glass, but there wasn’t any issues. Instead, the glass was perfect for containing the ash from the incense, and super easy to clean by just dumping and wiping it out. The clip at the top takes a little practice to get the incense in, but after a few sticks it’s easy. The stick stays on the clip, and I simply remove it when I’m ready to burn the next one.The glass and gold lid is also very elegant, making it a pleasant piece for our bookself.

Nice alternative to traditional burners. Good quality and works as shown. I just wish it had some type of base to sit in so glass is protected. Be sure to clean inside following every use as the residue sticks to the glass and top.

The media could not be loaded. Simple yet stylish, this beautifully elegant incense holder adds aesthetic flare and grace to any space. Aromatic smoke beautifully billows out of the top, whilst ashes are neatly housed and kept at the bottom of the glass.I love incense but always hated scattered ash: with this beauty, all of that is a thing of the past!Cleaning is also a breeze and transportation, from room to room, is satisfyingly simple with effortless ease.

The media could not be loaded. This is a such a lovely piece and a great way to eliminate cleanup.I love to burn incense but its always such a pain to clean up. This is a great solution and so gorgeous.It definitely adds a touch o class to any room.

Complaints:Is tha’ glass delicate? YepSolution:Don’t be a ‘Lenny’. Think ‘3 Blind Mice’ here.Tha’ glass is INDEED delicate like a flower or…or like me! Yeah! Like me! A fine woman! Who you gotta’ be careful wit or I might just SNAP or..or CRACK!!!Get ta’ cussin’ profusely an…an…swingin’ an…wait..sorry.Recessed memory.Glass MaD RaTeR. We…we talkin’ bout glassss. Just—just be careful with it.Complaint:Could tha’ stick/wood size affect its use?Yeeep.Solution:Slide the ‘incense stick’ into tha’ slot just a ‘hair’ PAST…the wood. Yes. I do mean make sure a bit of the incense product ITSELF…is IN the slot. DON’T jab in. Just gently push it in just enough. To hold it (and it will hold) and Viola!Need a visual? See my photos.Packaging:Imma call BS on anyyyyybody that says it arrived broken. I say this cuz I purchased the double and those things were packed ‘snug as a slug’ in that sturdy cellulose foam. Not styrofoam which is not ‘shock absorbing’.That cellulose stuff is EXCELLENT for glass items. Since these items probably come from China—that’s a pretty consumer caring packaging.So short of throwing tha’ box off a cliff or tossin’ outta’ fast moving ‘whip’ doin’ straight 80 down tha’ freeway—tha’ packing is pretty stable. The box is lined in 1/2 in. thick cellulose foam with a lid of same material/thickness and IN the perfect fitting box.All that sounds good right? No and here’s my complaint:I don’t know if it’s the type of incense (maybe cheap product used to make) OR what but—this releases (in my opinion) an unhealthy amount of smoke into the atmosphere of the room. Like eye affecting. Cough generating.I tried 2 different qualities of incense. One being of good quality. Same.Now THAT!….I didn’t like. I don’t know if it’s because (maybe) it’s burning at a faster rate since the stick is ‘upside’ down or what but…I have never had that unhealthy feeling, ‘burning throat’ and coughing like this with incense. Of any type. I typically use the heavy ‘soapstone’ hinge receptacle or the simple ‘wood boat’ type. And yes—while burning any type of incense will in some form or fashion release carcinogens this just seems—excessively strange.It is pretty major for me but even so, it’s not worth the time of sending back. The set wasn’t expensive and I’m crafty enough to find some other use for them or—give them away. They are sleek and modern. I like them for appearance however—I won’t use them for why they were intended for.So there. There you have it folks.ThA’ MaD RaTeR…hassss rated. Fairly.I do believe.