Specification ANTINC0088 · CONFIGURABLE
Specifications
| Dimensions | N/A |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4 kg |
| Materials | Brass, Glass, Crystal |
| Country of Origin | Egypt |
| Design Style | Rococo / Baroque Classical European |
| Ideal Placement | Living Room, Bedroom, Reception, Prayer Room |
| Delivery Time | 15-30 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
Few decorative objects command a room's attention with the effortless authority of a truly considered incense burner. This Rococo-inspired crystal glass mabkhara draws from the grandeur of 18th-century French court design — a period defined by theatrical gestures, organic curves, and the breathtaking interplay of precious materials. Where Baroque furniture spoke in thunderous declarations, Rococo whispered in gilded detail, and this piece faithfully channels that spirit: airy yet opulent, delicate yet commanding.
Materials & Craftsmanship
The vessel itself is formed from clear crystal glass, its bowl shaped to cradle both the burning coal and the incense with serene practicality. The defining feature, however, is the handcrafted brass stand — a masterwork of ornamental metalwork. Scrolling acanthus-leaf swags cascade from the rimmed glass collar down to an architectural base, each festoon cast with the precision of fine jewellery. The base echoes Rococo's love of naturalistic form — gnarled, rooted, and richly textured like the trunk of an ancient tree, finished with a warm metallic sheen. The removable conical crystal lid is engraved with an all-over lattice floral motif, culminating in a faceted crystal finial that catches and refracts light with every movement. The lid's geometry — conical, tapered, and perfectly proportioned — draws from the Ottoman-influenced silhouettes that have long informed Middle Eastern decorative arts, creating a dialogue between East and West that feels entirely intentional.
Dimensions & Details
Standing at 18 cm in height and 18 cm in width, this incense burner is perfectly scaled for a side table, console, or reception shelf — present enough to anchor a vignette, refined enough not to overwhelm it. The glass bowl, rimmed in brass, separates from its stand for ease of cleaning. The conical engraved crystal lid rests securely and lifts away cleanly, revealing the gilded rosette disc at the base of the bowl's interior — a detail visible only to those who look closely, which is, of course, the hallmark of true craftsmanship.
Handcrafted in Egypt
Every piece in the Brass & Wood collection is handcrafted in Egypt by skilled artisans who have inherited generations of metalworking and glasscraft tradition. The ornamental brass components are individually cast and hand-finished, ensuring that no two pieces are entirely identical. Egypt's artisan workshops bridge the legacy of classical European design with the exacting standards of contemporary luxury — producing objects that carry genuine cultural weight. This mabkhara is an ambassador of that tradition: made to be used, admired, and passed on.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is this incense burner made from?
This mabkhara is crafted from clear crystal glass for the bowl and lid, and handcrafted brass for the ornamental stand. The brass components are cast and hand-finished, while the conical crystal lid features precision engraving and a faceted finial.
Is any assembly required?
Minimal assembly is required — the crystal glass bowl rests on the brass stand, and the conical lid is simply placed on top. No tools are needed. The pieces separate easily for cleaning.
Can this incense burner be customized?
Yes. This piece is available in multiple brass finish variants. For bespoke customization requests — including alternative finishes or sizing — please contact the Brass & Wood team directly.
