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Tibetan-Style Cloisonné Incense Burner – Handcrafted Enamel Art Piece for Home & Meditation (4.2" x 2.8", 0.6 lbs)

Tibetan-Style Cloisonné Incense Burner – Handcrafted Enamel Art Piece for Home & Meditation (4.2" x 2.8", 0.6 lbs)

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Elevate your space with this exquisite Tibetan-inspired incense burner, where centuries-old cloisonné techniques meet contemporary design. Each piece showcases vibrant enamel work with intricate metallic wire inlays, creating a mesmerizing interplay of light and color when incense smoke swirls through its openings.

Measuring just 4.2 inches wide, this artful burner fits seamlessly on altars, coffee tables, or office desks. The weighted 0.6-lb base ensures stability during use, while the heat-resistant enamel construction safely contains burning incense cones or sticks.

More than functional decor, this piece carries spiritual significance – its lotus motifs symbolize purity in Tibetan tradition, making it particularly meaningful for meditation spaces or mindfulness corners.

Why Choose?
Museum-Quality Craftsmanship – Authentic cloisonné technique with 18-step firing process (RoHS certified materials)
Multi-Sensory Experience – Enhances ambiance with visual artistry and aromatic diffusion
Cultural Heirloom Potential – Timeless design that appreciates in sentimental value

Materials:

  • Body: Copper base with vitreous enamel coating (lead-free, SGS certified)
  • Inlay: 0.8mm brass wire detailing
  • Finish: 3-layer protective glaze for fade resistance

Care Instructions:

  1. Cleaning: Use camel hair brush to remove ash; polish with microfiber cloth
  2. Storage: Keep in included silk pouch when traveling
  3. Caution:
    • Never submerge in water (preserves wire adhesion)
    • Allow 1-hour cooldown between incense sessions

 

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Lin Mei, a Beijing-born enamel artisan, has spent 18 years mastering the 1,200-year-old cloisonné technique. Her specialty? Translating nature’s fleeting beauty—a dragonfly’s wing, a peony’s blush—into eternal patterns trapped between translucent enamel layers.
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