
| Dimensions | عرض : 15 سم \ ارتفاع : 30 سم |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2500 kg |
| Materials | Brass, Crystal |
| Country of Origin | Egypt |
| Design Style | Neoclassical / Louis XVI |
| Ideal Placement | Living Room, Bedroom, Reception, Prayer Room |
| Delivery Time | 30-45 Days |
| Assembly Required | No Assembly |
| Care Instructions | Dust with Dry Cloth, Wipe with Damp Cloth, Polish Periodically, Avoid, Direct Sunlight, Keep Away from Humidity |
| Handcrafted | Yes — by Egyptian artisans |
| Fragile | Yes — handle with care |
| Customizable | Yes — contact us for custom orders |



Few decorative objects command a room's attention quite like a finely wrought incense burner in the grand Neoclassical tradition. Inspired by the gilded opulence of late-18th-century European court craft — a period when Louis XVI ateliers perfected the marriage of cut crystal and ormolu bronze — this handcrafted mabkhara from Brass & Wood translates that storied heritage into a piece made for the modern luxury interior. The silhouette is unmistakably classical: a tall, chalice-form urn rising from a flared circular base, its proportions balanced with the measured confidence of Neoclassical design.
The body is formed from thick, high-clarity crystal, hand-cut in vertical faceted channels that run from the waist to the lip, each facet acting as a prism that fragments ambient light into shimmering movement. Encircling the vessel, a suite of individually cast brass acanthus-leaf appliqués radiates upward from a central rosette — among the most recognisable motifs of the Neoclassical vocabulary, symbolising enduring vitality. The rimmed collar and hinged lid finial are finished in a warm metallic tone, with a delicate floral blossom crowning the lid's apex. The circular base is dressed with a matching cast brass apron and raised on four scrolled sabots that anchor the piece with quiet authority. Every brass element is cast, hand-finished, and polished to a high lustre.
Weighing a substantial 4 kg, this incense burner carries the physical presence its visual grandeur demands. The solid weight in hand communicates the density of the crystal and the generosity of the brass work — this is not a lightweight decorative accent but a centrepiece object. The hinged lid allows for easy placement of loose incense, bakhoor, or resin, and the generous interior depth accommodates a standard charcoal disc. The interplay between transparent crystal and warm metallic brass creates a visual contrast that reads equally well in daylight and under evening candlelight.
Every piece in the Brass & Wood collection is produced in Egypt by artisans who have inherited generations of metalworking and glasscraft knowledge. The brass mounts are individually cast using traditional lost-wax methods, hand-chased to sharpen the acanthus detail, then assembled onto the crystal body with precision. Egypt has long been a bridge between Eastern fragrance tradition and European decorative art, and this mabkhara embodies that cultural conversation — a luxury incense burner that belongs as naturally in a formal reception room as in a private prayer space.
The body is crafted from high-clarity faceted crystal, and all decorative mounts — including the acanthus appliqués, collar, lid, base apron, and scroll feet — are cast brass, hand-finished and polished. No wood is used in this product.
No assembly is required. The incense burner arrives fully assembled and ready to display or use.
Yes. Brass & Wood offers customization options including alternative brass finish colors (Gold, Antique Gold, Silver). For bespoke commissions or bulk orders, please contact our team directly.