Buddha Varada Mudrā and Lotus Fleur - Cartens

Generosity incense burner

The incense holder consists of a support on which is placed an monk sitting on a wooden bench in position varada mudrā, between a tree and a lotus flower.

The monk is framed by a circle at his height to emphasize his presence generous. The monk in position varada mudrā symbolizes giving, welcoming, generosity but also patience, effort and concentration for meditation. 

A cup is on the circle to hold a backflowing incense cone, so you can see the smoke escaping smoothly towards the monk and creating a relaxing atmosphere. As for the lotus flower, it can accommodate an incense stick. 

Note: backflow incense cones and incense sticks not included

Benefits of incense

• Made from plants with therapeutic benefits
• Favorable to well-being and comfort
• Reduces stress and promotes calm and relief
• Stimulates and nourishes spirituality, our physical, mental, psychological and emotional state
• Ancestral cultures and traditions 

How to use incense safely?

• Place the incense in a suitable container (incense holder)
• Light the incense then let it burn
• Use in a healthy, ventilated room
• Burn one incense at a time
• Ventilate the room after use
• Can be used occasionally on a regular basis
• Avoid directly inhaling the smoke 
• Adapt the burning time to the volume of the room (for example, a 13 cm incense stick - 30 min burning time - is suitable for a bedroom. For a smaller room, the toilet, you will need to cut the incense stick in half.)

PLEASE NOTE: People with asthma or respiratory illnesses should seek advice from their doctor. 

Characteristics of the Monk Incense Holder Varada Mudra and Lotus Flower