Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A hanging censer, or thurible, is a vessel on a chain for swinging burning incense through a space, used in Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican services and in temple ritual since antiquity.

Uses in the Work

Swing it around the circle three times to consecrate the boundary, then hang it at the eastern quarter. Burn resin for evocation so spirits can take form in the smoke.

Pairs Well With

Dragon’s Blood Resin Incense – 1 oz; Three Kings Charcoal – 100 Tablets; Charcoal & Incense Tongs

Lore

The thurible’s swinging motion spreads incense evenly and is said to stir the air elementals.

What You Receive

Hanging or table top metal incense burner. Safely burns charcoal, resin incense, sage, palo or any of your burning needs. The bottom has legs to elevate the burner off the surface. 12″ long with a 4 3/4″ wide bowl