Modern Mango Wood Incense Stick Holder - Fire Resistant Wooden Ash Catcher For Home Décor Review

Update.This is fine as a decorative item, but as far as function, the paint comes off and it gets permanent little char marks after burning incense. (see photos) I've had this for quite awhile and I can see it's not going to hold up. I have a 25 yr old hand-carved, stained wooden incense box and burner combo and after all the use it's gotten, there's not one sign of damage to it after burning over a100 sticks of incense in it.Also, the holes in this burner are def too small to properly hold the

For some reason I’ve always used the standard sized incense holders and never considered getting a larger one. I was always cleaning up after the mess of whatever incense would always spill over. Enter this bad boy! Not only can you light two incenses at once, but you never have to clean up after your incense ever again! I dump out the incense tray periodically whenever I want vs having to wipe down the counter after every single incense. Did I mention it’s hand painted and super cute?!

This type of incense burner works well with the incense I have. Many of the incense sticks have gotten to be so slim, that some types of burners can't hold them. Needless to say, I have an incense burner to handle different thicknesses of incense. Even cones, if needed. The flower painting is quite attractive and I am happy with the burner.

This quickly became my favorite incense burner because the ashes fell onto the holder and not my shelf or floor. Add to the control of the ashes is the fact you can burn two sticks simultaneously with this holder.