A beautiful resin and incense cone diffuser inspired by the grand designs and patterns found in traditional South Asian architecture. It emits a beautiful, comforting and soothing play of light 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 a traditional way,by craftsmen who work each piece by hand + Somali myrrh is known for its relaxing,purifying,inspiring and Yin properties. This resin extracted from the balsam tree, a shrub native to Arabia, called Balsomodendron myrrha, has been used since antiquity. According to tradition, it promotes the awakening of feminine qualities and receptivity. Its balasmic, rocky and aniseed fragrance has a relaxing effect. To make the most of your resin, we recommend the 3 flowers' resin diffuser in black stone, available in the shop. Instructions for use: - Ignite the charcoal* by holding it with tongs, then place it in a censer on a bed of sand. - Wait for the crackling to stop, and then wait for the edges of the coal to turn white before placing a pinch of resin. - Re-feed every 10 minutes or so, to your taste and make your own mixtures. Sachet of 40 grams. '