Ceremonial Ottoman Incense Burner
| Quantity | Discount |
| 2 - 4 | 2% |
| 5 - 9 | 5% |
| 10 - 15 | 7% |
| 16 + | 10% |
This ceremonial Ottoman incense burner is a heavy, hand-forged artifact built for both active use and commanding display. Solid cast in structure and substantial in weight, it is not a shelf ornament. The pierced metalwork panels allow fragrant smoke to rise and diffuse freely, producing a slow interplay of light and shadow across any surface it occupies.Craftsmanship and DetailsThe domed lid and robust base are deeply hand-chased with geometric and traditional motifs, a technique rooted in centuries of Ottoman metalworking discipline. What distinguishes this Ottoman incense burner from decorative reproductions is the construction method: the top finial is forged as a single continuous form, not attached separately. In addition, a hand-applied darkened patina covers the full surface, deepening the visual weight of the piece and drawing attention to the texture left by the hammer. The pierced panels are not drilled. They are worked open with a chisel, which preserves the wall thickness of the metal and leaves a slight, authentic irregularity at each panel edge. Therefore, no two censers carry the exact same surface character.DimensionsHeight: 40 cm / 15.7 inches Width: 40 cm / 15.7 inches Depth: 40 cm / 15.7 inchesCondition and CareDust with a dry soft cloth only. No chemical cleaners or polishes. The patina is stable and requires no treatment. However, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture, as this can alter the darkened surface over time.For historical context on this craft tradition, see the Wikipedia entry on Ottoman metalwork.If you are building a curated metal collection, this Ottoman incense burner pairs well with our Ceremonial Ewer with Dragon Spouts and the Heavy Gauge Fluted Pitcher. Both share the same forging discipline and darkened brass palette.ShippingPacked with full protective materials and shipped with insurance. Ships from Turkey. Estimated international delivery 5 to 15 business days. Customs and import duties are the responsibility of the buyer.






