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White porcelain lotus incense holder on a green leaf
Pink lotus incense holder on its green leaf with a stick, on a dark table
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Porcelain lotus flower incense holder on a leaf

€18.90VAT included

A hand-shaped porcelain lotus flower on a wide green glazed leaf: the stick goes into the heart of the flower.

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Seller: Lacangel Group (SAS, Paris, France), VAT FR21995268018 · prices VAT included · consumer mediation: CM2C · terms of sale

Description

The lotus, rising clean from muddy water, is one of the most common symbols in Indian meditation traditions. Here it becomes a small tabletop object: a porcelain flower into whose heart you set a stick of incense before a japa session.

Why you will like it

  • Porcelain petals shaped one by one
  • Wide glazed green leaf that catches the ash
  • Three flowers: white lotus, pink lotus, yellow and pink rose

Porcelain does not like knocks: it is an object to set down, not to carry in a bag. The petals vary slightly from piece to piece. Burn incense on a stable surface and under supervision.

Dust the petals with a dry brush; the leaf rinses under water.

Delivered in 8 to 15 working days with tracking, free from €39; 14-day right of withdrawal; identified seller (Clem corp, admin@tech-bharat.com).

Specifications

Materialglazed porcelain
Shapeflower on a lotus leaf
Weightabout 150 g
Contentsholder only

Frequently asked questions

Is it fragile?

The porcelain petals dislike knocks: it is packed carefully, but it is meant to stay put, not travel.

Which sticks should I use?

Standard-diameter incense sticks, set into the heart of the flower.

Porcelain lotus flower incense holder on a leaf

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