Iron Agarbatti and Dhoop Stands
About this collection
Iron agarbatti and dhoop stands hold incense sticks and loban during a puja. The stands are small and plain, so they fit a puja table, a shelf or a porch, and the iron body suits a home with a traditional or rustic style. Pick the stand by the space it will fill, since a small one suits a single incense stick.
Iron needs drying after each wipe, since moisture can rust the stand. Clear the ash from the base with a dry cloth after use, keep the stand in a dry place, and keep it away from curtains and paper while the incense is burning. A small tray under the stand catches any ash that falls while the incense burns.
Good to know
Does an iron agarbatti stand rust?
Iron can rust if it stays damp, so dry it fully after cleaning and keep it in a dry place.
Where is a dhoop stand placed?
On a puja table or a shelf, on a level surface away from curtains, paper and the flame.
How is the ash cleaned?
Tip the ash out and wipe the stand with a dry cloth; never leave ash sitting on a damp base.