Offering Bowls

Our Shaman smudge bowls are made in India from buffalo horn, which is a waste product. Buffalo are as highly regarded as cows in India and would never be killed for their horns, meat, hides, etc. Horns used to make our Shaman smudge bowls are only from animals that have died from natural causes. The unique designs on the bowls are imprinted using a heat process.  Each bowl is unique, and colors vary. Sold individually.

This handsome hand carved bowl is made from real soapstone and is handmade in India. Great for use with a sand base to burn charcoal for resin incense. The bowl is 3" at the bottom flaring out to 5" at the top.  It is 2" tall.

Beautiful soapstone smudge bowl made in India from durable, beautiful, and heat-resistant soapstone, perfect for resting your white sage or other herbs while you smudge. The natural color of the incense bowl varies from brown to terra cotta to greens, based on the individual nature of the stone used to create the bowl, offering a touch of individual beauty with each smudge bowl sold.  Each bowl is unique, and colors vary. Sold individually.

Beautiful soapstone bowl features a friendly gecko on one side. It is the perfect size for holding smudge sticks. Safe for use with cone and resin incense, but without a medium in between, will become uniquely discolored. 

Hand-crafted by our Fair Trade cottage industry partners in India.

Brass Offering Bowl crafted from high quality brass can be used for all different kinds of incense and as a smudge bowl, too. Decorative side handles on a slightly elevated base. Fill with sand and use with stick, cone resin or charcoal. Made in India.

Handmade. Modern. Minimal.

This hand-poured bowl is designed with your modern rituals in mind.  It will catch the ash of full sized incense stick as they burn in a bed of sand or small stones. Makes a great holder for smudge sticks and Palo Santo. Safe for use with cone and resin incense, but without a medium in between, will become uniquely discolored. Every offering vessel has a water-based coating and is finished with a hand-cut cork bottom to protect your surfaces.

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Choose your color - made with oxide pigments from the Earth. Both the coral and white burners are made with gypsum cement, but only the white contains a black aggregate giving it a speckled look. 

Each piece is unique. Common anomalies such as air-bubbles and voids will vary. This is expected and celebrated.  Handmade in Michigan, USA. 

Special copper offering bowl with four brass Om symbol embellishments. Om means oneness with the Supreme, the merging of the physical and the spiritual body. It is the symbol of Hinduism. Considered as the most powerful mantra, it transcends time. Can also be used for incense (with sand), potpourri, or as a smudge bowl.

Simple but elegant shining copper offering bowl with carving embellishments around its base. Use with sand for burning incense potpourri, or as smudge bowl. Compact size perfect for small spaces or use for travel. Bowl measures 3 inches in diameter and two inches high. Made in India.

A traditional clay ceramic offering bowl used in and around the area of Cusco, Peru.

This high quality bronze incense burning bowl can be used for all different kinds of incense by adding filler like sand or rice. Use for stick, cone, resin, loose incense or charcoal. Can be used as a smudge pot too. Made in India.

Our Lion's Paw smudge bowls are perfect for resting your smudge sticks or placing them on your altar in order to channel the energy of the ocean. Made of natural Lion's Paw Shells, which get its name from the knobs on its ridges that resemble a lion's paw. From reds and purples to rare oranges and yellows, these beautiful shells display a range of colors and designs. 

Due to the natural nature of these shells size and color will vary slightly. Sold Individually. Yours will be intuitively hand-selected for you. 

This hand carved incense burner is fashioned from a very dense metallic stone. Hiwaya, in Quechua, has similar properties to hematite. Ready to burn resins and herbs in your sacred space. Because this is a handcrafted item, each may vary slightly. 

Artisan small batch stoneware bowls. Suitable for burning smudge sticks, resin or loose incense. Add some sand or small stones and burn your favorite incense sticks standing up.

Hand thrown in Upstate New York by wonderful artisan Jordan Colon. Every batch of glaze is hand mixed, and depending on the weather the firing can have more reduction or oxidation creating different tones/shades. 

Choice of color family. Approximately 3 inches tall with a 4 inch diameter.

Due to handmade nature, size can vary up to 1 inch in diameter and/or height and shades can slightly vary from image.

Smudging has never been easier with this soapstone smudge bowl. This smudge bowl is made in India from durable, beautiful, and heat-resistant soapstone, perfect for resting your white sage or other herbs while you smudge. The natural color of the incense bowl varies from brown to terra cotta to greens, based on the individual nature of the stone used to create the bowl, offering a touch of individual beauty with each smudge bowl sold.  Each bowl is unique, and colors vary. Sold individually.

Artisan small batch hand-thrown stoneware clay incense holders. Suitable for burning resin or loose incense. Add some sand or small stones and burn your favorite incense sticks standing up. Every batch of glaze is hand mixed, and depending on the weather the firing can have more reduction or oxidation creating different tones/shades. 

Choice of color family. 

Due to its handmade nature, size can vary up to 1 inch in diameter and/or height and shades can slightly vary from image. Each one is beautiful and unique. 

Very special copper offering bowl with inlaid stone work and brass Om symbol embellishments. Om means oneness with the Supreme, the merging of the physical and the spiritual body. It is the symbol of Hinduism. Considered as the most powerful mantra, it transcends time. Can also be used for incense (with sand), potpourri, or as a smudge bowl. Made in India.