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Incense & Herbs
Brass Incense Burner with Lid
Pierced lid · sand bowl · 11 cm
$38.00
A lidded brass censer for sang powder and charcoal, with a pierced lid so the smoke leaves slowly instead of all at once.
Despatched in 1–2 working days from Kathmandu on stock lines, tracked the whole way.
30-day retail returns on anything unused and unopened. Faulty or wrongly described, we cover the freight.
Declared at its real value. We do not under-declare and we do not mark commercial goods as gifts.
Handwork varies. Tool marks, grain and small colour shifts are characteristics, not faults.
Buying this at volume
- MOQ
- 12 pieces
- Packing
- Boxed; 24 per carton
- Lead time
- 2–3 weeks
- Incoterm
- FOB Kathmandu quoted by default; CIF and DAP on request
Wholesale pricing is quoted against your destination and volume, not published. Send one enquiry covering everything you want and we come back with unit prices, freight options and the certificate list for your market.
Request a quote for this| Material | Brass |
|---|---|
| Technique | Cast and hand-finished |
| Dimensions | 11 cm diameter × 12 cm high with lid |
| Weight | 0.55 kg |
| Unit | piece |
| Made in | Patan, Lalitpur |
| Producer | Patan metalworking workshop |
| Item code | AEX-INC-605 |
| HS code | 8306.29 Indicative. Final classification is decided by the customs authority at the port of entry — give this to your broker as a starting point, not as a ruling. |
About this product
Loose powder needs a vessel that can take charcoal heat and a lid that meters the smoke. This one is cast brass with a pierced dome, sitting on three feet so the base does not scorch what it stands on.
Fill the bowl with sand, sit a lit charcoal disc on top, and add powder by the pinch. The sand is not optional — it is what keeps the brass from getting hot enough to mark a table.
Also works for cones. Not for sticks.
How it was made
Cast and hand-finished — Patan, Lalitpur.
Sourced from Patan metalworking workshop.
Incense & Herbs — Mustang & Kathmandu. See the rest of this category.
Producer descriptions on this site are sourcing categories rather than named suppliers. Named-supplier disclosure is available to trade buyers under NDA — ask when you request a quote.
Care & keeping
Empty the sand and wipe out the ash occasionally. The brass will darken around the bowl and that is unavoidable.
Shipping, duty & returns
Retail orders leave Kathmandu within two working days of payment clearing and are tracked throughout. Free over $150.00; a flat $24.00 below that.
Import duty and tax in your own country are not included and are payable by you. We declare goods at their real value.
Thirty days to return anything unused and in its original packaging. Food, tea, spices, honey and cosmetics are not returnable once opened, which is a food-safety position rather than a commercial one.
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