Smoking bowl stand

Smoking with charcoal embodies the traditional way of smoking, which is mainly used when fumigating houses and apartments. In addition to the material to be smoked and a fireproof incense burner, you will need incense charcoal, tongs to hold the charcoal and incense sand.
This incense burner is suitable for indoor use. Its base does not get hot, and it is easy to hold in your hand as you walk around the rooms. While smoking, keep windows and doors closed, after 15 minutes open the windows again for ventilation.

Scented woods, resins and plants were burned at the campfire already in dark ancient times, later they were used specifically for cultic and religious purposes. In the name perfume, which is derived from the Latin per fumum (= through the smoke), this custom is documented to this day.
Our incense materials are naturally pure, that is, undyed, without any synthetic perfuming or artificial scenting. They come directly from the country of origin or, in the case of European incense, from Germany. Only natural substances such as gum arabic and tragacanth are used as binders for the mixtures.
The incense materials can be smoked both on charcoal and on a stove equipped with a wire screen for placing the incense. Resins are best pulverized in a mortar for better smoldering. Otherwise, placed as a whole, they will burn on the outside, leaving the valuable essential oils trapped inside. To prevent the resins from sticking the teapot warmer's wire screen, sprinkle a small amount of fine sand on the screen or place aluminum foil on it before placing the smoking material here. For cleaning the sieve is best to use a wire brush.