BRASS TOOL BUNDLE
Form and function meet in simple, quality brass tools for your ritual resin practice when burning with charcoal.
BRASS BURNER: The brass screen allows for airflow around the coal for a favorable burn. Screen is removable for easy cleaning and care. Ash from spent charcoal falls below the screen into the vessel for convenient and continuous use. Brass gets very hot to touch from the charcoal. Use caution when handling.
We recommend a Ceramic Ritual Bowl or your own heat-proof bowl of choice to hold the brass burner for ease of use and safe handing.
BRASS SPOON: A welcome cradle to scoop a pinch of resin and place atop a fully ignited coal. It’s also an essential tool to remove any built up sediment from the spent resin that can get a little smoky, when continuously offering resin to the charcoal.
BRASS TONGS: Metal tongs are an ally to handle and move hot charcoal and anything too hot to touch. Our tongs are the perfect size for agile handling.
BRASS TOOL BUNDLE
Form and function meet in simple, quality brass tools for your ritual resin practice when burning with charcoal.
BRASS BURNER: The brass screen allows for airflow around the coal for a favorable burn. Screen is removable for easy cleaning and care. Ash from spent charcoal falls below the screen into the vessel for convenient and continuous use. Brass gets very hot to touch from the charcoal. Use caution when handling.
We recommend a Ceramic Ritual Bowl or your own heat-proof bowl of choice to hold the brass burner for ease of use and safe handing.
BRASS SPOON: A welcome cradle to scoop a pinch of resin and place atop a fully ignited coal. It’s also an essential tool to remove any built up sediment from the spent resin that can get a little smoky, when continuously offering resin to the charcoal.
BRASS TONGS: Metal tongs are an ally to handle and move hot charcoal and anything too hot to touch. Our tongs are the perfect size for agile handling.
How-To Videos
These videos demonstrate how to safely conduct the resin incense burning ritual.
How to Light Quick-Light Charcoal
How to Light Japanese Charcoal
How to Use Ritual Resin Burning Tools
How to Use a Mica Plate