Buhhda Incense holder with hands offered, incense burner in sylvery metal. Called Agarbatti in India, incense sticks are attached to an incense stick holder as they burn.

Incense holder decorated with 8 auspicious signs, lucky incense burner in gilded metal. The 8 Buddhist symbols are: the vase, the lotus, the banner, the parasol, the Dharma wheel, the fish, the infinity knot and the conch. Called Agarbatti in India, incense sticks are attached to an incense stick holder as they burn.

Incense holder decorated with 8 auspicious signs, lucky incense burner in sylvery metal. The 8 Buddhist symbols are: the vase, the lotus, the banner, the parasol, the Dharma wheel, the fish, the infinity knot and the conch. Called Agarbatti in India, incense sticks are attached to an incense stick holder as they burn.

Nicely decorated offering tray, with the Hindu god Ganesh, widely used in India to offer all kinds of gifts. Finely decorated and colored tray, ideal for arranging candlesticks and incense holders, during prayers or meditation.

Nicely decorated offering tray, with mandala design, widely used in India to offer food, flowers, and all kinds of gifts. Finely decorated and colored tray, ideal for arranging candlesticks and incense holders, during prayers or meditation.

Typical Indian incense stick stand of golden aluminium, hindu god Ganesh design, with a resine pearl. Called Agarbatti in India, incense sticks are burned on a stand.