Cast Iron Kettle Cauldron with Lid and Pentagram 8cm
A compact cast iron cauldron with lid, featuring a traditional kettle-style shape and pentagram design. Handmade from solid cast iron, this small ritual vessel is designed for burning charcoal, natural resin incense, loose incense and ritual herb blends.
At approximately 8cm across the widest point, its compact size makes it particularly suited to smaller altars and personal ritual spaces. The fitted lid can be placed over the cauldron when you have finished burning to help extinguish the contents.
The pentagram motif is traditionally associated with protection, balance and the elements, adding symbolic detail to a practical incense-burning and ritual vessel.
As each cauldron is handmade, slight variations in dimensions, finish and texture are part of the individual character of each piece.
Place the cauldron on a stable, heat-resistant surface with an insulating trivet or tile underneath.
When burning natural resin or loose incense, use charcoal tongs to carefully light and position your charcoal disc. Allow the charcoal to catch and heat before adding a small amount of resin, loose incense or ritual herb blend.
When you have finished burning, the fitted lid can be placed over the cauldron to help extinguish the contents. Allow everything to cool completely before handling, cleaning or disposing of the charcoal and ash.
New to charcoal incense? Read our How to Burn Resin & Loose Incense on Charcoal guide for step-by-step instructions.
Cast iron becomes extremely hot during use and can remain hot for some time afterwards. Always use your cauldron on a stable, heat-resistant surface with an insulating base underneath.
Burn incense in a well-ventilated area with doors or windows open for good airflow. Keep away from flammable materials, children and pets, and never leave burning charcoal or incense unattended.
Do not touch or move the cauldron while hot. Allow the cauldron and its contents to cool completely before handling or cleaning. Store in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to help care for the cast iron.
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Incense burners, cauldrons, trays and their contents may become hot during use. Always place your burner or holder on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from flammable materials. When using charcoal or a vessel that becomes very hot, use an insulating trivet or tile underneath.
Burn incense in a well-ventilated area with good airflow. Ensure incense sticks, cones, Palo Santo and other burning materials are positioned securely so that hot ash or embers fall within the burner or tray rather than onto surrounding surfaces.
Never leave burning or smouldering incense unattended. Keep incense, burners and hot charcoal away from children and pets.
When using charcoal, handle charcoal discs with suitable tongs and avoid touching or moving the burner while hot. Allow the burner, charcoal, ash and incense residue to cool completely before handling, cleaning or disposal.
Different materials retain and respond to heat differently. Only use your burner or holder with the types of incense described in its individual product listing, and follow any additional care instructions provided there.
Using charcoal for the first time? See our How to Burn Resin & Loose Incense on Charcoal guide for step-by-step instructions.
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A compact cast iron cauldron with lid, featuring a traditional kettle-style shape and pentagram design. Handmade from solid cast iron, this small ritual vessel is designed for burning charcoal, natural resin incense, loose incense and ritual herb blends.
At approximately 8cm across the widest point, its compact size makes it particularly suited to smaller altars and personal ritual spaces. The fitted lid can be placed over the cauldron when you have finished burning to help extinguish the contents.
The pentagram motif is traditionally associated with protection, balance and the elements, adding symbolic detail to a practical incense-burning and ritual vessel.
As each cauldron is handmade, slight variations in dimensions, finish and texture are part of the individual character of each piece.
Place the cauldron on a stable, heat-resistant surface with an insulating trivet or tile underneath.
When burning natural resin or loose incense, use charcoal tongs to carefully light and position your charcoal disc. Allow the charcoal to catch and heat before adding a small amount of resin, loose incense or ritual herb blend.
When you have finished burning, the fitted lid can be placed over the cauldron to help extinguish the contents. Allow everything to cool completely before handling, cleaning or disposing of the charcoal and ash.
New to charcoal incense? Read our How to Burn Resin & Loose Incense on Charcoal guide for step-by-step instructions.
Cast iron becomes extremely hot during use and can remain hot for some time afterwards. Always use your cauldron on a stable, heat-resistant surface with an insulating base underneath.
Burn incense in a well-ventilated area with doors or windows open for good airflow. Keep away from flammable materials, children and pets, and never leave burning charcoal or incense unattended.
Do not touch or move the cauldron while hot. Allow the cauldron and its contents to cool completely before handling or cleaning. Store in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to help care for the cast iron.
