Incense burning is a centuries-old tradition that can be used for various purposes, such as meditation, relaxation, spiritual practice, and even as a form of aromatherapy. One study found that ...

This incense burner, cast in the shape of a lion, was made in the Deccan area of India during the Islamic Sultanate period (ca. 1206-1526). The back compartment was concealed with a lid, which has ...

Ajouter's festive gingerbread-house incense burner features two smoking chimneys. Shop the gingerbread incense cone burner and cinnamon incense cones here.

An ornate, cylindrical incense burner, or censer, dating from as early as 500CE, has been returned to the government of Mexico by Crystal Orlando, a private citizen in Austin, Texas. Mexico’s ...

Your guide to the best burners for a rich, aromatic home The traditional Middle Eastern incense called bukhoor, or bakhoor, is often passed among guests so they can imbue the lingering fragrance ...

A photo, shared by Pertosa-Auletta Caves in a Feb. 20 Facebook post, shows a brown bowl-shaped incense burner linked to the cult activities. Much about the ancient cult site remains unknown.

BBC expert Amin reckoned the old incense burner was worth up to £1,500 - something which left the guest taken aback. The guest explained his grandmother had previously inherited the item and used ...

An exhibition of incense burners from ancient to modern times is running at the Daegu National Museum through March 3. The exhibition “Incense Culture: From Desire to Taste” shows 372 Korean ...

We’ve rounded up the five best bakhoor and incense burners in the UAE for 2025—perfect for a fragrant, soulful Eid.