Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A screen burner is a small brazier with a mesh grate for burning loose incense, resin and herbs on charcoal or directly on the screen. It is used for daily offerings and consecration.

Uses in the Work

Set it on the altar for resin offerings during evocation and devotional work. The screen lets resin melt slowly for long, steady smoke rather than burning off all at once.

Pairs Well With

Three Kings Charcoal – 10 Tablets; Myrrh Resin Incense – 1 oz; Pentagram Charcoal Tongs

Lore

The censer, or thurible, is one of the oldest ritual tools. It appears in Egyptian, Jewish and Christian temple worship alike.

What You Receive

Made of wood and metal, this screen burner, decorated with a star-patterned screen. 3 1/2” x 1 1/2”