New Products 2026
Holy Scents
Feng Shui
Agnihotra
Brass plate 4.8 cm
Brass burning plateSome resins, such as mastic, liquify when exposed to heat and can easily drip through the sieve. With these stainless steel burning plates, this risk is eliminated.Just like the sieves, they can be placed on a burner and with a tealight lit, all kinds of incense can be smoked cleanly and easily.suitable for KH-648, KH-650 & KH-674 brass, ø 48 mm
Brass Sieve 4.8 cm
Brass SieveBrass Sieve designed for use with height-adjustable sieve vessels. The fine brass mesh promotes even heat distribution above a tealight, allowing gentle incense of resins, woods, and herbs without charcoal. Durable, heat-resistant, and simple to maintain—just brush off residues or briefly rinse. Ideal as a replacement or spare insert for regular use. Over time, brass naturally forms a warm patina that can be polished if desired.ø 48 mm
Brush for nets
Stainless Steel BrushThe gentler alternative to burning incense on charcoal. Using a tea light under the sieve, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, since herbs and resins burn very differently. After use, the sieves are best cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Stainless SteelPU = 10
Incense Mesh Plate Ø 11.5 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh PlateBrass Ø 11.5 cm
Incense net Ø 10 cm
Smoke sievesThe gentler alternative to smoking on coal. With a tea light under the incense sieve, it is important to adjust the distance to the incense finely, because herbs and resins burn out very differently. After use, the sieves can best be cleaned with a wire brush or over a flame.ø 10 cm
Incense net Ø 12 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh PlateHigh-grade steel Ø 12.5 cm
Incense net Ø 4,5 cm
Smoke sievesThe gentler alternative to smoking on coal. With a tea light under the incense sieve, it is important to adjust the distance to the incense finely, because herbs and resins burn out very differently. After use, the sieves are best cleaned with a wire brush or over a flame.ø 4.5 cm
Incense net Ø 6 cm
Smoke sievesThe gentler alternative to smoking on coal. With a tea light under the incense sieve, it is important to adjust the distance to the incense finely, because herbs and resins burn out very differently. After use, the sieves can best be cleaned with a wire brush or over a flame.ø 6 cm
Incense net Ø 8 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh PlateHigh-grade steel Ø 8 cm
Incense net with brush 11,5 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh Plate with brushHigh-grade steel Ø 11.5 cm
Incense net with brush 8,5 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh Plate with brushHigh-grade steel Ø 8.5 cm
Incense net with brush Ø 6 cm
Incense Mesh PlatesThe softer alternative compared to burning incense above charcoals. With a tea-light under the mesh plate it is important to carefully adjust the distance to the herb or resin, because herbs and resins have very different ways and durations of burning. After usage, the mesh plates should best be cleaned with a wire brush or under a flame.Incense Mesh Plate with brushHigh-grade steel Ø 6 cm
Incense Plate, 10cm
Stainless Steel PlateThe more gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. With a tea light under the plate, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, as herbs and resins burn very differently.ø 10 cm
Incense Plate, 12.5cm
Stainless Steel PlateThe more gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. With a tea light under the plate, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, as herbs and resins burn very differently.ø 12.5 cm
Incense Plate, 6cm
Stainless Steel PlateThe more gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. With a tea light under the plate, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, as herbs and resins burn very differently.ø 6 cm
Incense Plate, 8cm
Stainless Steel PlateThe more gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. With a tea light under the plate, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, as herbs and resins burn very differently.ø 8 cm
Incense Plate, 9cm
Stainless Steel PlateThe more gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. With a tea light under the plate, it is important to finely adjust the distance to the incense, as herbs and resins burn very differently. 9 cm
Stainless Steel Bowl large
Stainless steel bowl, diameter 10 cmA gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. When using a tea light under the bowl, it is important to adjust the distance to the incense carefully, as herbs and resins burn at very different rates.Stainless steel ø 10 cm
Stainless Steel Bowl small
Stainless steel bowl, diameter 9 cmA gentle alternative to burning incense on charcoal. When using a tea light under the bowl, it is important to adjust the distance to the incense carefully, as herbs and resins burn at very different rates.Stainless steel, diameter 9 cm