A cauldron also known as an incense burner is designed to handle burning resin on top of a charcoal disc on a bed of sand or rock salt.

There are many different types of incense or resin burners and different materials used. Each burner is used for different purposes. For example, copper and steel incense burners are frequently used by religious ceremonies. For yoga and meditation purposes, clay and glass incense burners are very popular.

Design: Goddess

Dimensions: 11cm x 8cm (internal measurement of the cauldron)

14cm x 9.5cm (external measurement of the cauldron).

Cauldron - Goddess

Name: Cauldron - Goddess
Brand: Three Kings
SKU: CP-CAU-GD

SKU: CP-CAU-GD

$15.00

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Set a charcoal tablet (may want to use tongs as it is messy) on a bed of rock salt or sand into a cauldron or a flame proof container.

Using tongs light the charcoal tablet from the underside until you see the crackling and glow appear, then place it down. Once you start to see the tablet producing smoke, then place the resin incense on the top (may want to use the tongs or a spoon and carefully place it down onto the disc without touching it as it is HOT.

You may choose to move around your environment to clear your space or place it down and enjoy the ritual of the incense burning.
Incense resins are natural substances such as frankincense, copal and myrrh which are harvested from gum trees. The resin is obtained from living trees via ‘tapping’. Resin is the life blood of the tree, healing its wounds & inflictions and protecting it against infection. In short resin repairs, protects and heals.

The resin is obtained sustainably to ensure that the tree continues to thrive.

Resins are used in many religious and spiritual ceremonies. They are also burned for mediation and relaxation purposes. Most people are familiar with incense sticks, however, natural resins are the original incense and give off a richer and deeper fragrance. In modern day known more commonly to help clear and create a sacred space.
How to stop the Resin burning?

After use, make sure you immerse the remains of the charcoal disc & resin in water. You will need to discard afterwards as it cannot be reused.

How to discard disc once the burning has ceased?

To discard the grey soot remains can be placed into the garden or on the lawn. It is all natural materials that came from the earth and is a much or sustainable way of recycling.

How do I stop the burning to re-use for later?

You can break the disc in half, this will reduce the burning time of the resin. You may want to use some disposable gloves to break it in half as the charcoal will get on your fingers.

How much resin do I need to put on the disc?

From my own experience, I generally like to place enough the cover the disc. Some resins melt down into liquid. If you find the disc is still burning but you can’t smell the aroma of the resin anymore, you can top it up with some more resin.

How frequently to I need to change the sand or rock salt base?

I personally use a rock salt base to place my charcoal disc on and once the salt hardens or once every 3-6months I do. It is a personal choice.

It is advisable to keep charcoal tabs out of reach from children.

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