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Tool details
- Tool type
- Other ritual accessory
- Primary use
- Heat-use documented with precautions
Function
Suggested uses
- Incense burning
- Gothic altar décor
- Mortality reflection
- Transformation symbolism
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A bronze-toned moth spreads its wings above a small skull against a distressed teal background. This elongated gothic incense holder brings detailed, antiqued artwork to your altar or reading corner while giving a compatible incense stick a dedicated resting place.
- Includes: One Moth/Skull incense burner. Incense is sold separately.
- For: Incense sticks that fit the holder opening.
- Design: Moth, skull, ornate scrollwork and leaf motifs in bronze-tone and teal finishes.
Safe use: Place on a stable, heat-resistant surface where falling ash can be contained. Burn with ventilation and supervision, away from drafts, fabric, children and pets. Let cool completely before removing ash.
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