Bowl with Lid - Enclosed Fumigation

This bowl is designed for enclosed fumigation - the aromatic material (charcoal with incense or botanical blends) smolders inside the bowl, and the smoke exits through the perforations in the metal lid.

The lid is not just decorative. It is an air flow regulator - it limits oxygen, slows combustion, transforming rapid burning into slow smoldering. The charcoal does not burn intensely. It smolders smoothly, constantly, releasing enough heat to warm the incense or botanical blends.

It is an enclosed, discreet fumigation, allowing the smoke to rise gradually through the openings in the lid.

Mango Wood - Warm Material, No Thermal Conductivity

Mango wood comes from productive mango trees that have reached the end of their fruiting cycle. Instead of being cut down and burned as waste, they are processed into functional objects - furniture, utensils, ritual bowls.

It is a hard, dense wood with tight fibers, resistant to moderate thermal deformation. It does not heat up as quickly as metal - wood is a natural thermal insulator. You can touch the outside of the bowl while the inside contains burning charcoal, without risk of burns.

Each bowl has the unique veins and shades of the wood - darker stripes, lighter areas, varied textures. No two pieces are identical. It is the mark of the tree from which it originated.

Removable Inner Metal Container - Cleaning and Safety

Inside the wooden bowl is a removable metal container - this is where the sand is placed, where the charcoal is set, and where the ash falls. The wood never comes into direct contact with fire.

The metal container:

• Is removable - for filling with sand, for cleaning
• Is easy to clean - ash and residues wash away with water, they do not remain in the wood
• Protects the wood - from excessive heat, from resin stains, from premature wear

When the fumigation is finished, you remove the metal container, empty it, rinse it. The wooden bowl remains clean, intact, ready for the next use.

Multiple Uses - Charcoal, Incense Sticks, Botanical Blends

1. Fumigation with charcoal and incense/botanical blends:

Fill the metal container with 2-3 cm of fine sand. Place the lit charcoal on the sand. Add incense or botanical blend. Close the lid. Smoke exits through the perforations.

2. Fumigation with Palo Santo or Incense Sticks

Light the tip of the Palo Santo stick or incense stick. Let the flame burn for 5-10 seconds, then gently blow it out to leave only smoke. Place the smoldering stick in the sand-filled bowl.

Product Information

Exterior Material: Solid mango wood
Inner Container: Removable metal (steel or brass)
Lid: Perforated metal with mango wood handle
Diameter: approximately 9 cm
Height: approximately 7 cm