Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner – Divine Om Design
Brand: Bangalore Incense · SKU: 8549904990053
Invite positive vibrations into your home. The Divine Om Design Bakhoor Burner is more than a fragrance tool; it is a spiritual centerpiece. Featuring the sacred Om symbol, this burner casts a peaceful, auspicious shadow when lit, making it the perfect companion for meditation, yoga, or daily puja.
Combined with the rustic warmth of the wooden base and the durability of the brass finished metal plate, it brings serenity to any room. Transform your living space into a sanctuary of peace and aroma with our Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner. Meticulously designed by the artisans at Bangalore Incense, this piece is more than just a burner; it is a piece of functional art. Whether you are looking to purify your air with Bhimseni Camphor or create a relaxing atmosphere with Bakhoor, this burner combines the rustic elegance of a wooden base with the durability of a black metal housing and a premium brass heating plate.
Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner is a Bakhoor Burners & Accessories product, handcrafted by Bangalore Incense in Bangalore, India — net weight approx 250g per pack.
Place a lit charcoal disc or tea light in the burner's bowl, then add bakhoor, resin or dhoop on top once the charcoal is glowing. Always use on a heatproof, stable surface.
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Place a lit charcoal disc or tea light in the burner's bowl, then add bakhoor, resin or dhoop on top once the charcoal is glowing. Always use on a heatproof, stable surface.
Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner comes in a net weight of approximately 250g per pack.
Yes — Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner is handcrafted by Bangalore Incense in Bangalore, India, following traditional Indian incense-making methods.
Handcrafted Bakhoor Burner is well suited for safely burning bakhoor, resin and dhoop at home.
Yes — we ship pan-India with Cash on Delivery available on eligible orders. See our Shipping & Delivery Policy for details.
