ZiSyouMa Incense BurnerIncense Stick Holder [Incense Plate + Gourd-Shaped Incense Holder + Teardrop-Shaped Incense Holder + 9-Hole Incense Holder]

[Product Specifications] Package Contents: Incense Burner + Brass 9-Hole Incense Holder + Brass Gourd Incense Holder + Brass Teardrop-Shaped Incense Holder + Cleaning Brush. Product Size: Approx. 14cm Long x 0.3cm Thick. Holder Size: Nine-Hole Incense Holder Approx. 2cm Long x 1cm High, Inner Diameter 0.19cm x 3 / 0.32cm x 3 / 0.23cm x 3; Gourd Incense Holder Approx. 1.4cm Long x 2.2cm High, Opening Approx. 0.3cm; Teardrop-Shaped Incense Holder Approx. 1.7cm Long x 2.2cm High, Inner Diameter 0.23cm. Broom Size: Length 14cm x Width 2cm [Product Features] This stylish, simple incense holder adds a touch of elegance to any room. It can withstand temperatures from -200 to 1000°C. It's durable and won't deform even after long periods of incense burning. Use it with confidence. Choose from a burner, a nine-hole incense holder, a gourd-shaped incense holder, or a teardrop-shaped incense holder to suit your taste. [Easy to Clean] The large incense holder allows ashes to be securely contained within the holder after use. The included broom makes it easy to remove spilled ashes. Simply discard the ashes and rinse the holder and the holder with water for complete cleaning. The ease of cleaning is a plus. Since alloys are prone to oxidation when exposed to water, please dry them with a towel after washing. [Suitable for Various Places] Use this as a holder for burning incense or joss sticks. It's suitable not only for family Buddhist altars, but also for meditation, yoga, tea rooms, piano rooms, and studies. It's widely used in homes, inns, Buddhist temples, tea rooms, meeting halls, libraries, meditation rooms, tea houses, offices, living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, yoga rooms, and more, for a subtle fragrance. In addition to incense holders, it's also recommended as a tray for accessories and other small items. [Note] Long incense sticks may cause ash to fall outside the tray, so we recommend using short incense sticks. If you use a stick that burns all the way to the bottom, the area near the insertion point may not burn out completely, but this is due to the design. Always check that the flame is out after use.