Tibetan Incense Burners

Shop Tibetan incense burners in standing and hanging designs, plus a Small Lotus burner, an Eight Symbols cone incense holder and a decorative turtle form. Handcrafted in India, these Tibetan-style metal holders combine brass and verdigris finishes with Four Symbols or Eight Symbols detailing across selected models.

Compare the individual dimensions, shape and incense format below to choose a holder for your space. Looking for a flat ash catcher instead? Explore our Buddha incense holders and plates.

Choosing a Tibetan Incense Burner: Hanging or Standing

Compare standing, hanging and cone-holder designs

For a freestanding pot, the Four Symbols standing burner has a square form and verdigris finish, with listed dimensions of 7.5 × 12 × 7.5 cm. For a more sculptural shape, the large turtle incense holder measures 16.5 × 10 × 13 cm.

The two hanging options offer different shapes and decoration: the Eight Symbols square hanging pot is listed at 31 × 9.5 cm, while the large Four Symbol hanging pot is listed at 9 × 9 × 26.5 cm. These measurements do not separately specify chain length; confirm the full hanging clearance and suitable support before choosing a position.

If you are looking for a cone incense burner, see the Eight Symbols cone incense holder. It has a flower-shaped base, a verdigris finish and listed dimensions of 11 × 6 cm. Cone-holder suitability does not establish backflow compatibility.

The Small Lotus burner adds a smaller option at a listed 6.5 × 8.5 cm. This model can hold stick, cone or coil incense; check the fit of your chosen incense. This compatibility should not be applied to the other designs.

Tibetan style, materials and origin

These designs are handcrafted in India. “Tibetan” describes their style rather than a claim that they were made in Tibet. These designs combine brass, metal and iron; they are not sold as solid-brass pieces. Choose between the brass appearance of the hanging pots and the verdigris finish of the standing, cone and turtle designs.

Match the holder to your incense

Check the exact incense format before ordering. A pot, lid or decorative opening does not establish compatibility with every stick, cone, rope incense or charcoal. The Eight Symbols cone holder is specifically identified for cones; compatibility for other formats needs confirmation. If you want a flatter holder, compare our Buddha incense holders and plates.

Contact us before ordering if you need help checking the height, width or depth for a particular display space. Use a suitable heat-resistant surface and keep burning incense clear of combustible objects, children and pets. Never leave it unattended, and allow the metal and ash to cool completely before handling. Check finish-specific care advice before applying polish or abrasive cleaners.

Frequently asked questions

Where are these Tibetan incense burners made?

The six designs in this collection are handcrafted in India. Tibetan describes their style; it is not a claim that they were made in Tibet.

Which model is a cone incense burner?

The Brass Verdigris Eight Symbols cone incense holder (atih-07) is specifically listed for cones. Its listed dimensions are 11 × 6 cm. Check the fit of your intended incense before use. The Small Lotus burner is also listed for cone, stick or coil incense.

Are these backflow incense burners?

For a downward smoke effect, choose a dedicated backflow burner and compatible backflow cones. These decorative pots and cone holders should not be used on that assumption.

What is the difference between the two hanging burners?

The Eight Symbols model is a square hanging pot with listed dimensions of 31 × 9.5 cm. The large Four Symbol hanging pot is listed at 9 × 9 × 26.5 cm. Neither listing separately specifies chain length; confirm suitable support and the full clearance before use.

Are the burners solid brass?

These designs combine brass, metal and iron; they are not sold as solid-brass pieces. Verdigris describes the decorative finish on the standing pot, cone holder and turtle design.

Can I use sticks, rope incense or charcoal in every holder?

Incense compatibility varies by design. Check the exact model and intended incense before ordering; a lid or decorative opening does not mean a burner suits every incense format. The Small Lotus model is specifically listed for stick, cone or coil incense.