Two tools in one piece, and it actually looks good doing both.
This pentacle incense burner is cast in deep brown ceramic with embossed pentacles running the length of the oval catch tray — five-pointed, clean-lined, and intentional. The central tower is sculpted to hold a backflow cone at the top, where smoke falls downward in that slow, gravity-defying cascade that never gets old to watch. The tray also accommodates standard incense sticks laid flat, making this genuinely versatile rather than just novelty.
The piece is low-profile enough to sit at the center of a working altar without blocking anything, and the catch tray keeps ash and pooled smoke contained. The pentacle embossing along the base means the symbolism is doing work even when there's nothing lit — it reads as a ritual object, not a decorative one.
Pentacles as altar tools carry the energy of the whole — all five elements present and in relationship. On a working altar, this burner functions as both a smoke-offering vessel and a quiet invocation of that completeness. It's a solid daily-use piece.
Approximately 10 inches long. Compatible with standard backflow cones and stick incense. Cones not included.
This one earns its table space.
