Wooden Sambrani Dhoop Stand Incense Holder
📝 Description
This premium aromatherapy station is a hand-finished wooden incense burner crafted from rich, beautifully grained natural hardwood. The design features a square base equipped with a heat-safe gold metallic inner tray holding a burning sambrani cup, paired with a hinged pyramid-shaped lid. The lid is intricately detailed with traditional triangular lattice cutouts (Jali work) and a secure golden clasp latch, providing an elegant and completely mess-free way to diffuse sacred fragrances throughout your space.
✨ Key Features
🪵 Premium Hardwood Artistry: Constructed from seasoned natural wood with unique grain patterns, providing exceptional durability and thermal insulation.
💨 Lattice Smoke Venting: Features precision-carved triangular geometric Jali cutouts on the pyramid roof for a beautifully controlled, upward smoke dispersion.
🛡️ Heat-Safe Brass Inner Cup: Outfitted with a removable, fireproof golden metallic dish inserts that protects the wooden structure from hot coals or direct embers.
🔒 Secure Front Clasp Lock: Includes a polished golden metallic latch closure that keeps the lid firmly shut to shield flames from drafts and prevent accidental ash spills.
⚙️ Technical Specifications
🛠️ Material Composition: High-grade natural seasoned hardwood with a brass-finished alloy latch and heat plate
🏷️ Brand Name: WOODEN TEMPLE STORE
📐 Design Layout: Hinged storage box base with a hollowed pyramid-style ventilation roof
✂️ Ventilation Style: Hand-carved geometric triangular lattice (Jali) cutouts
📦 Product Form: Standalone decorative aromatherapy burner holder box
🪵 Finish Treatment: Hand-polished dark wood oil stain with a smooth, satin-matte texture
🧼 Care Instructions
🧽 Tray Maintenance: Lift out the golden metal tray once cooled to easily tip out loose burnt ash and soot particles.
❌ Avoid Direct Washing: Do not run the wooden box under a kitchen faucet or submerge it in water, as high moisture leads to cracking or warping.
🪵 Soot Cleaning: Gently wipe down the interior wood walls and the lattice openings using a dry, soft-bristled brush or a slightly damp microfiber towel.