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Vrinda Metal Chakra Trinity Knot Incense Holder | 4.5" Round | Cone & Stick | Handcrafted in India

Vrinda Metal Chakra Trinity Knot Incense Holder | 4.5" Round | Cone & Stick | Handcrafted in India

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Vrinda Metal Chakra Trinity Knot Incense Holder | 4.5" Round | Handcrafted in India

Imagine the soft curl of sacred smoke rising through the air as it passes through the ancient symbols etched into this stunning metal incense holder. Crafted by skilled artisans in India, this 4.5" round piece is more than a functional altar tool — it is a work of devotional art that honors the sacred geometry of the universe.

Sacred Symbolism at Its Center

  • Central Triquetra (Trinity Knot) — One of the most powerful symbols in Celtic and spiritual tradition, representing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, and the eternal cycles of birth, life, and death. Its three interlocking arcs have no beginning and no end — a reminder that all things are connected.
  • 7 Chakra Symbols — Engraved around the perimeter, each symbol represents one of the body's primary energy centers, from the Root Chakra at the base (grounding, stability) to the Crown Chakra at the top (divine connection, enlightenment). Together they create a complete energetic map of the human spirit.

Designed for Both Cones and Sticks

  • Incense stick holes — Small functional holes paired with each chakra symbol securely hold incense sticks upright
  • Flat central area — The smooth center accommodates incense cones perfectly, catching ash with ease
  • 4.5" diameter — Compact enough for any altar, shelf, or meditation space

Perfect For

  • Daily meditation and breathwork rituals
  • Chakra balancing and energy healing sessions
  • Altar decoration and sacred space setup
  • Smudging ceremonies and cleansing rituals
  • A meaningful gift for any spiritual practitioner

Handcrafted in India by Vrinda. Each piece may have slight variations — a mark of authentic handmade craftsmanship.

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