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The set consists of seven circular incense holders hand-carved from soapstone, each decorated with the symbol of a main chakra. It is intended for burning incense sticks, offering a functional and decorative piece.
Main features:
Material and artisanal technique:
Each incense holder is hand-carved from soapstone, also known as steatite, a metamorphic rock renowned for its softness and ease of carving. The soapstone originates from India. The motifs are intricately engraved and hand-colored to highlight the chakra designs.
Decorative motif and its symbolism:
This set includes seven incense holders, each dedicated to one of the main chakras. Chakras, according to the esoteric field, are energy centers in the body associated with different physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects. Each piece represents a distinct chakra with its symbol: Muladhara (root), Svadhisthana (sacral), Manipura (solar plexus), Anahata (heart), Vishuddha (throat), Ajna (third eye), and Sahasrara (crown).
Functionality and use:
These plates are intended for placing incense sticks, helping to create an appropriate atmosphere for meditation, relaxation, or to set the mood in spaces. The circular and flat design allows for effective ash collection.
To consider:
The pieces shown in the images are examples. As it is a handcrafted product made of natural stone, variations in color, tone, and veining in the soapstone may occur, as well as differences in the applied coloring, which may not faithfully correspond to the expected colors for each chakra. The inherent fragility of soapstone requires careful handling. Asymmetries or irregularities typical of manual work may exist. The incense visible in the photographs is not included with the set.
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Batch number: 1984-A11m2304-31_18