Hamsa Hand Metal Burner for Charcoal & Sambrani

A metal burner shaped as a Hamsa hand - the palm motif associated with protection across several cultures - with a bowl for charcoal, loban and sambrani. It is a functional burner that doubles as a decorative piece on a mandir shelf, altar or console.

Key Features

• Hamsa hand design with symbolic protective meaning
• Iron construction that handles charcoal heat
• For loban, sambrani, dhoop and resins
• Wide, stable base that will not tip
• Works as decor between uses
• Easy to clean and reuse daily

Product Details

• Material: Iron
• Type: Hamsa hand charcoal and incense burner
• Use: Charcoal, loban, sambrani and dhoop
• Design: Hamsa hand motif
• Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 9 cm (L x W x H)
• Made in: India

How to Use & Style It

• On an altar or mandir shelf for daily loban
• In a meditation or wellness corner
• As a decorative piece on a console
• As a gift for someone with an altar or spiritual space

Care & Maintenance

• Allow it to cool before handling
• Tip out ash and wipe the bowl dry
• Keep it dry to avoid rust on the detailing
• Place on a heat-safe surface while burning

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use it with loban or sambrani?

Place a lit charcoal tablet inside and wait until it turns ash-grey, then sprinkle loban, sambrani or dhoop powder over it. The fragrant smoke starts within seconds and carries through the room.

What does the Hamsa hand represent?

The open palm is an old and widely shared symbol of protection and warding off negativity, found across South Asian, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean traditions - which is why it is common on burners and wall hangings.

How do I clean the ash out of it?

Let it cool completely, tip the ash into a bin and wipe the inside with a dry cloth. Wash it only occasionally, and dry it fully straight after.

Does the design affect how it burns?

No. The bowl works like any other charcoal burner; the Hamsa form is the decorative element around it, and the base stays wide and stable during use.

Does it get hot while burning charcoal?

Yes, the body heats up during use. Keep it on a heat-safe surface such as a stone tile, steel plate or trivet, lift it only by the handle, and let it cool fully before cleaning.

Made in India. As these pieces are finished in small batches, slight variations in tone, finish and detailing are natural.

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