A superb resin and incense cone diffuser inspired by the grandiose decorations and motifs found in traditional South Asian architecture. It emits a beautiful play of light that is comforting and soothing thanks to the tealight candle that will be placed inside it To diffuse the resins: place a few grains of resins in the cap and then place the tealight in the heart of the diffuser. To burn an incense cone: place sand in the cap and then place the cone on top. You can light the candle for ambiance History of this incense-holder This incense-holder is inspired by traditional Arab architecture and in particular the Moucharabieh, natural ventilation devices, often present in palaces near the back doors leading to the antechambers. Country of origin Moucharabieh is made in Agra,India in the traditional way,by craftsmen who work each piece by hand + Australian White Sandalwood blend is known for its relaxing properties and its ability to induce meditation and prayer. This Western Australian white sandalwood powder is rich in sandalwood. Here, the Australian Sandalwood has been chosen because the natural resource is protected (two trees replanted for every one felled), and the trade is the most ethical (as controlled by the state and employing 40% tree workers). Instructions for use: Place a pinch of wood powder on a suitable dish. Shape it into a half moon with your fingers. Light the tip and let it burn for a few seconds before blowing out the flame or closing the lid of the lamp you are using. The powder will burn slowly and the smoke will take a decorative shape. Bag of 25 grams.