Hanging Censer/Charcoal Incense Burner, 4.5" H

nice burner for cones. Not really set up for charcoal and loose incense. Surprisingly well made--cast not stamped.

Very pretty sent burner works well a little to well if you out to much incense lol . Open a window .

I love using this with my bakhoor incense. It's easy to use just lift the top put a charcoal in light it place an incense on the charcoal and put the lid back on it. It's heavy duty made for certain and helps with the bakhoor beauty routine for making sure your hair smells amazing. It came packaged well too. It's easy to clean and it's not bulky or awkward in size either

Not a bad incense burner but the chains broke almost immediately and I wanted to have the option to hang it. Other than cheap chains it works and looks fine

Well made. Fits two standard charcoal starters

Pros: Looks beautiful Chain Lid stays put during use with no noise Decent smoke output Cons: Lid is difficult (slippery) to hold on to when needed to open Upgraded this from an older Censer that used a handle. The ability to swing it on the chain keeps the charcoal alive and therefore more incense smoke comes out and for longer. The polished brass looks beautiful and the chain doesn't get tangled. Using the hoop at the top is comfortable for swinging the censer back and fourth. The lid sits on top securely, but it is a difficult to grasp if you need to open it up while it is in use. A friend of mine has one where the lid slides though the chain, which ensure that it won't drop to the floor if lifted. Other than that, I'm happy and look forward to using this for years to come.

I got this to show my children first-hand what a censer is. It's cute and does its job well. You can put a stick of incense in the top, or you can put hot coals from a fireplace in the pan and sprinkle powdered incense over them. After the lesson, we kept it around and burn incense in it whenever we want the house to smell good. Come to think of it, I need to buy some more sticks!

It’s an ok burner. I lifted it up to hang it after lighting an incense cone and one of the chains snapped.