Chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning wheel or vortex, and it is used to describe the energy centers of the body. This set of seven incense blends represents the entire chakra system, with each blend invoking a different physical, mental or spiritual aspect of each specific chakra. Made of pure natural ingredients including herbs, woods, gums, and essential oils, this pack of incense contains 7 cones, one for each chakra. Comes with a Chakra symbol copper bowl.
- Chakra incense set with copper bowl
- Contains 7 chakra blends, one cone for each chakra
- Bowl measures about 3 inches wide and 2 inches tall
- Made in India
Please keep away from children and animals. Use care when burning.
Chakras are as follows:
Crown Chakra- Pure Being / Understanding
Third Eye Chakra- Perception / Imagination
Throat Chakra- Creativity / Resonance
Heart Chakra- Compassion / Forgiveness
Solar Plexus Chakra- Energy / Strength
Sacral Chakra- Creation / Sacred Life
Root Chakra- Health / Stability
design: A polished copper bowl with a Tibetan-style repoussé band and chakra symbol medallions circling its base pairs with a boxed set of seven Ayurvedic incense cones, each blend corresponding to one of the seven chakras.
size: Bowl measures approximately 3 inches wide and 2 inches tall.
material: Copper and brass bowl; incense cones made of natural herbs, woods, gums, and essential oils.
features: Set of 7 chakra-specific incense cone blends, one for each energy center, hand-finished copper bowl with engraved chakra symbols, decorative brass trim, made in India
care: Wipe the copper bowl with a soft dry cloth and empty cooled ash after each use; store incense cones in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
disclaimer: As a handcrafted metal piece, the bowl's copper tone and engraved details may vary slightly from bowl to bowl.
Meaning & Intention
The word chakra comes from Sanskrit for "wheel" or "vortex," describing the seven energy centers said to run along the spine from root to crown. This set honors that full system at once, offering a distinct incense blend for each chakra: Root for health and stability, Sacral for creation and sacred life, Solar Plexus for energy and strength, Heart for compassion and forgiveness, Throat for creativity and resonance, Third Eye for perception and imagination, and Crown for pure being and understanding.
The copper bowl that accompanies the cones is more than a holder — copper has long been valued in Ayurvedic and yogic traditions as a conductor, believed to carry and circulate energy rather than absorb it. Its chakra symbol medallions, pressed into the metal in brass relief, echo the same seven centers named in the incense set, turning a simple burning vessel into a small map of the body's subtle energy.
Used together, the bowl and cones become a simple ritual object: lighting each blend in turn, in order from root to crown, mirrors the traditional practice of moving attention up through the chakras, clearing and awakening each one along the way.
Lighting one cone at the start or close of the day offers a quiet cue to check in with the body's energy — working through the set from root to crown, or simply choosing whichever blend matches the day's need, turns a few minutes of scent and smoke into a small, repeatable ritual of centering.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a meditation, yoga, or energy-work practice, or looking for a thoughtful gift for someone drawn to chakra healing
- Purpose: Meditation, chakra balancing, energy cleansing, altar ritual, yoga practice, gifting
- Suggested Mantra: I am aligned and whole
- Intention: Balance, Grounding, Clarity, Renewal
- Chakra Connection: All Seven Chakras
- Metal: Copper and brass
Questions & Guidance
How many incense cones are included, and how long does each last?
The set includes 7 cones, one blend for each chakra, so you can burn through the full sequence one center at a time.
Can the copper bowl be used with other incense or as a standalone catch-all dish?
Yes, the bowl works with any incense cone and also makes a small dish for rings, crystals, or other altar pieces when not in use for burning.
Is there a recommended order for burning the seven blends?
A traditional approach is to move from Root to Crown, working up through the chakras, though you can also choose a single blend based on what feels most needed that day.
Do I need sand or ash in the bowl before burning a cone?
A thin layer of sand or ash is recommended to protect the copper finish and catch falling embers safely.
Is this set safe to use indoors?
Yes, with normal precautions for any burning incense — use in a ventilated space, place the bowl on a heat-safe surface, and keep it away from children and pets.
