Incense Holder for Sticks, Anti-Ash Flying Incense Burner with 30 Incense Sticks, Detachable Glass Ash Catcher (Wood, Brown)

Very cute and effective. Just as described. I didn't use the incense it came with but it held the kind I use just fine. Chose this design becuase it's a much safer way to burn. Little flimsy but.. that's to be expected

Love this incense burner. It collects the ash perfectly and it looks so cool when burning. I enjoy watching the smoke rise out of the glass tube. I definitely recommend! For the price it’s really good quality.

Very nice! Really solves the problem of the incense ash getting every where. I like how it looks and functions...The hole you attach the base to the support piece was too small I used a screw to expand it a bit, that was the one flaw

This incense holder is a game-changer for anyone who loves a good vibe but hates the post-burn ash chaos. The anti-ash flying design works like a charm—no more sweeping up mysterious ash piles from across the room. Plus, it comes with 30 incense sticks to get you started, which is a thoughtful touch.The design is sleek and modern, and the detachable feature makes cleaning ridiculously easy. My only gripe? The base could be a bit heavier. A bump on the table, and it’s doing its best impression of a wobbly top.Minor quibble aside, this incense holder elevates my chill-out sessions while keeping things clean and classy. Definitely a win for my zen corner!

Super cute design concept & great for the price. Unfortunately after having it for only 4 days I moved it and the cylinder fell over and broke. I’m thinking if I order another I’ll glue the cylinder in place this time.

You get what you pay for with this. What the 3 stars & less reviews showing pictures said about it, yep, that's why the 1 star. The wood bottom is super cheap, mine wasn't even sanded all the way down smooth in some places, has coarse spots. At least, unlike the one person that shared a video clip here, my wood base is not warped on inside nor on bottom.The only good is that unlike what some said, it will hold normal length sticks. The picture in one review shows no but those must be extra long or the length of the glass has been changed. Also it comes with 2 tubes of sticks in 2 different scents (don't know what, Chinese writing). Theses sticks you get are quality sticks but only 4 in./11 cm, too short really (looks funny in there & of course, not long lasting) but at least they fit and they smell really good (zero smell until burning) and they are the better made thin sticks that don't shed powder but also don't have a handle lead so a piece of the incense will be in the clip to be held instead of getting burned. The se packed in also make minimal ash mess since so thin & short.If you just want the tubes of sticks and this is at a good price for you, that I would recommend but I got this for a holder. If I was rating for the 2 tubes of incense sticks, I'd give at least 4 or maybe 5 if such short sticks were desired. Sticks will burn extra fast too, any sticks will in this, but that's due to hanging upside down (heat rises) so not a complaint with the product.The setup is definitely delicate. No weight to the small wood base and since it's so shallow with the edges not wide enough to be holding something with some (not much though) weight that is tall in comparison to it makes this a tipping hazard. I won't take much. Nothing holds the glass in place and nothing comes with this to hold the base down so a command strip or Velcro strip is something I recommend to use. If it falls, that will be a lot of shattered tiny glass pieces because it's thin glass except on bottom that has a little thickness for a little weight.If that was the only reasons I'm unhappy, I would give a 2 star rating or maybe 3 if feeling generous BUT this last thing ticked me off beyond belief. The hole in the base is way too small in diameter to fit the thicker rod with the clip. Can't even get 1 mm of it in to even attempt to try so you will need to drill the hole bigger or do what I did, got a small Allen wrench, one just bigger than the hole but just a bit smaller than the rod, wedge it in and give it several twists to enlarge it.This should work right out of the box and be hassle free and it's not. Some people probably have just tossed theirs, I almost did mine though being a tipping hazard, it may not have a long life here. I just hope when/if it goes, I find all the glass on the floor so my feet don't. I'd toss now if I still had children here.

I've tried so many incense burners over the years, in what I thought to be a vain attempt at keeping the ashes off of my desk. When I saw this one on Amazon, I thought it too good to be true. Does the clamp REALLY hold the stick of incense while it burns?Not only is this particular burner stupidly easy to assemble, it works. It really works! It is a bit smaller than it looks online, and I like it all that much better for it. The perfect burner for me, and I'm sure the perfect burner for many, especially those who live in tight spaces.

I agree with other reviews that the hole for the brass stick is too small. No way to get it in there. I had to used a small screwdriver to enlarge. Then it was wobbly. I put a drop of super glue in the hole and now it is fine. Works great now. Very attractive burner. However, I burned a stick today and when I came back to check the burner, part of the stick had jumped out of the clip when it had burned down and made a burn mark on my wooden side table! Yikes! They could have started a fire if paper would have been nearby. Not happy about that. So I suggest placing this burner on granite or stone surface just in case. That may have been a crazy fluke but don’t take a chance.