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product_id: 996347
title: "Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12\" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment"
brand: "halaleveryday"
price: "4795 som"
currency: KGS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/996347-wooden-coffin-incense-burner-buddha-12-brass-inlays-and-storage
store_origin: KG
region: Kyrgyzstan
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# Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment

**Brand:** halaleveryday
**Price:** 4795 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha 12" - Brass Inlays & Storage Compartment by halaleveryday
- **How much does it cost?** 4795 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

Wooden Coffin Incense Burner - Buddha is a 12 inch wooden coffin style incense burner/holder from India. It has inlays on the sides and a "hidden" compartment in the bottom that opens up where you can store incense sticks. It has two plates for cone incense and two holes on the side for sticks. These are made in India and can have some variations

## Features

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- Twelve inch wooden coffin style incense burner/holder from India.
- Inlays on the sides and a "hidden" compartment in the bottom that opens up for storing incense.
- There are two plates for cone incense and two holes on the side for sticks.
- These are made in India and can have some variations.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Beautiful
  

*by S***2 on Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2012*

I have to admit I was expecting a really raw sloppy box for the cheap price but boy was I pleasantly surprised. My wood looks better than the picture. BTW I saw the identical box at my local smoke shop priced at $20.Wood is rock hard, beautifully grained and polished butter smooth.. on the outside where it counts. There are six brass Buddha's (3 on front and same on back)inset flush into the wood. No issues with the lid or hinges.  Inside things are not sanded very smooth nor polished.. but, that's where the incense burns so who cares - if you choose to burn with the lid closed the inside will get black with soot and resin anyway.  I chose to burn with the lid open, but would work perfectly with the lid closed, since there are a lot of decorative holes drilled in the lid for air exchange.  There are stick incense holes drilled in opposite ends - offset - so you could burn two sticks at the same time one from each end.  Interestingly the holes for the stick incense are drilled through the ends - the result allows you to burn a stick longer than the box by just pushing the stick further into the hole (poking outside). Additionally, there are two metal holders inside on the ash catch tray for cone incense.I have several of the canoe type incense burners that I don't use because ash goes everywhere - very messy.  The difference with the coffin is the fact the incense lays more or less horizontal so the ash falls neatly into the box.. not onto your table.The box has storage for several sticks of incense in a "sorta" secret stash door the swings out on one end.  Nice touch.  If you enjoy incense this is the perfect solution.I burn several sticks a day between this box and a homemade wine bottle incense holder (holes drilled at the base of the bottle allows airflow and the stick is held upside down inside the neck with a paper clip.

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    It should be called a "Partially finished DIY kit"
  

*by B***1 on Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2014*

Handcrafted in India. It is obvious that simple hand tools were used to make this item as every angle, joint and seem is crooked. The lid edges are crooked and do not match the crooked box seams. The lid edges are out of alignment with the box and the hinges are pushed into channels then tacked into place. The whole lid is wobbly.  The lid doesn't match the box edges and there is as much as 2 mm (.08") difference between lid and box height..The buddha stickers are glued on. To call them inlay is not proper at all. The finish is very dark when compared to the actual base wood. It looks like a deep red finish/dye was used. The base wood is so corkscrewed that it flops from side to side when set down.As mentioned in a previous review, hope you have tools to fix all this.I am a maker of hand crafted exotic wood items, I have tools!  I belt sanded it flat, ground off the uneven edges and matched the lid to the body. I straightened the seams, sanded the inside as well as the outside flat. I sanded the outside down to 220 grit. I glued all the joints again and glued the hinges in place.What isn't mentioned is that under all the finish and stain is gorgeous pieces of East Indian rosewood. I am going to finish it with a clear polyurethane as it is madness to cover it up with stain.For the price, call it a DIY kit and have fun with it. I am being generous with 3 stars and because of the rosewood.BE AWARE: Always use a dust mask when sanding, especially a rosewood, to avoid a adverse reaction to the dust.

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    Grade B Visually Attractive-probably the best pre-assembled version - Looks good, holds up for months then breaks apart if wet.
  

*by G***C on Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2016*

It's okay. I decided to write a review today, which I rarely do on Amazon but I plan to do more often since I shop here at least a gazillion times per month. I burn daily and several times at that so my box blackened fast. I thought it would be a good idea to wash it out gently the other day and low and behold, the box simply fell apart like paper. Immediately the door broke into 2 pieces before I left the sink, and by the 3rd day when I picked it up the rest of the box came unhinged and fell apart in my hand. An hour later the sides simply came undone and now I'm left with only the base and one side panel to push an incense through to burn. I'm ordering another one of these for fear of ending up with something even worse. Advice? Yeah, don't wash it, actually, don't wet it at all. This is not real, solid wood, it's probably some cheap filler version but it does get the job done and looks quite nice as an incense coffin for $8.95. Maybe it has to be replaced ever so often. If I ever find a heavy duty, official one I'll let you guys know.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-02*