Specification ANTCHO9913 · CONFIGURABLE
Specifications
| Dimensions | N/A |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4 kg |
| Materials | Brass, Glass, Metal |
| Country of Origin | Egypt |
| Design Style | French Empire / Neoclassical — ormolu-mounted art glass urn tradition |
| Ideal Placement | Living Room, Bedroom, Office, Reception, Prayer Room |
| Delivery Time | 30-45 Days |
| Assembly Required | Minimal 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 |
Available Finishes
Description
Design & Inspiration
Place this urn on a console or side table and the room shifts — the deep ruby glass draws the eye first, and then the gilt brass frame reveals itself layer by layer: the engraved collar, the twisted column arms draped with cast ivy, the paired pinecone finials standing sentinel above. This is the incense burner as an object of ceremony, drawing from the Neoclassical and French Empire traditions where even functional objects were conceived as small monuments. The scrolled openwork base lifts the piece off the surface, giving it a weightless quality that contradicts its visual authority.
Materials & Craftsmanship
The body is deep-crimson ribbed art glass — each vertical flute catching and holding light differently as the viewing angle shifts, turning the surface into something alive. The brass mounts are cast and hand-finished, showing the deliberate warmth of aged gilt rather than a sharp modern polish. The collar band carries fine foliate engraving; the ivy vine trailing down the twisted arms is individually cast with attention to leaf curl and stem articulation. Pinecone finials — a recurring Neoclassical motif symbolizing longevity and abundance — crown the twin uprights with confident precision. The tripod base terminates in scrolled feet with pierced acanthus panels, consistent with Empire-era ormolu work. Handcrafted in Egypt by Brass & Wood artisans, weighing 4 kg.
Dimensions & Details
Weight: 4 kg. Dimensions: please refer to the product listing for current measurements. The piece is available in multiple brass finish variants — each changes the temperature of the light the brass casts against the ruby glass, from the cooler tones of silver to the warm depth of antique gold.
Handcrafted in Egypt
Every piece from Brass & Wood is produced in Egypt by craftsmen working in the tradition of European decorative arts. The ruby glass body is shaped and finished by hand; the brass mounts are cast, chased, and assembled individually. No two pieces are entirely identical — minor variations in the glass and the brass patina are the mark of genuine handwork, not a flaw. Customization of brass finish and glass color is available on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is this incense burner made from?
The body is handcrafted ruby-tinted ribbed art glass. The mounts, collar, arms, finials, and base are cast brass with an aged gilt finish. No wood components are present in this piece.
Is assembly required?
Minimal assembly is required — the components are designed to fit together without tools. The base, glass body, and upper brass collar arrive as separate protected pieces and are assembled by hand in minutes.
Can the finish or glass color be customized?
Yes. Brass & Wood offers customization on brass finish (antique gold, bright gold, silver, and others) and can accommodate special glass color requests for larger orders. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
