Incense Stick Stand

Sanskrit defines it as agarvarthi, where agar means fragrance or aroma and varthi means grief. an agarbatti is an incense stick, which when burnt, leaves behind traces of ash. This brass incense stand has multiple perforations in a circular arrangement to be able to hold several agarbattis or incense sticks at the same time. Agarbatti when burnt leaves behind the remains of cinders. Camphor or kapoor is burnt to perform in front of the immortal. This product has numerous apertures in an oblique arrangement so that it carries more than one agarbattis at a time. Crafted for smooth cleaning, it is worth useful in puja room and offices too.
Fine carving and perfect finish by highly skilled artisans make this item worth possessing. It is ideal for use in houses as well as offices. It is designed for easy cleaning. Key words: safety, incense, agarbatti, scent, puja materials.
It's an initiative visualized by the artist and the artisan becomes the actual creator. These figures are inspired by folk and fairy-tales, but in the hands of the local potter, they take a life of their own and become an eclectic mix of international art and local craft.
The inspired incense-stick holder is available unpainted or painted.
Features:
eye-catching
elegant design
smooth finish
durable
sturdy construction
lightweight