A compact cast iron cauldron burner for incense, loban, dhoop, resin and charcoal. The heavy metal spreads heat evenly, so resins melt steadily instead of scorching, and the low 14 x 7 cm footprint fits on a small altar, desk or window ledge.

Key Features

• Cast iron body with even heat distribution
• Traditional cauldron styling
• For incense, loban, dhoop, resin and charcoal
• Compact tabletop footprint
• Heat-resistant and sturdy through repeated use
• Easy to empty and reuse

Product Details

• Material: Cast iron
• Type: Cauldron incense and charcoal burner
• Use: Incense, loban, dhoop, resin and charcoal
• Finish: Traditional cast finish
• Dimensions: 14 x 7 x 6 cm (L x W x H)
• Made in: India

How to Use & Style It

• On a small altar or mandir shelf
• On a desk or window ledge for resin incense
• In a meditation corner for daily practice
• As a rustic decor piece between uses

Care & Maintenance

• Cool fully before cleaning
• Empty ash and wipe the inside dry
• Dry immediately if washed; oil lightly to prevent rust
• Always place it on a heat-safe surface

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.

Why does cast iron suit resin burning?

Cast iron holds and spreads heat evenly, so resins such as loban and myrrh melt slowly and release fragrance steadily rather than scorching in one spot the way they can in thin metal.

Can I use it for agarbatti and dhoop cones as well?

Yes. It is built around charcoal, loban and resin, but dhoop cones sit directly inside it and agarbatti can be propped in it, with the base catching the ash.

Is the size practical for daily use?

Yes. At 14 x 7 x 6 cm it takes a standard charcoal tablet and fits on a narrow shelf or desk, which makes it easy to keep in regular use.

How do I stop the iron from rusting?

Keep it dry and store it away from damp corners. If it has been washed, dry it immediately and rub a few drops of cooking oil over the surface with a cloth - the same way iron tawas are maintained in Indian kitchens.

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

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