Description
Description
The Idra smudge stick rest/incense holder is a beautiful object you can use when creating your relaxing space to enjoy the natural fragrances of palo santo wood, sage or your choice of incense. The curved design is perfect to rest your smudge sticks on in a balanced way, while the small hole in Idra is perfect to hold slim relaxation candles or incense sticks. So there are a multitude of ways to use this beautiful object. Perfect for a still moment, a meditation session, or while doing yoga.
The Jesmonite surface not only has a beautiful texture, but it’s also the perfect material as it is fireproof and so, safe to use with anything that involves burning and heat.
Idra is part of my ‘Self Space’ range, the designs are inspired by photographer Jonas Daley’s ‘Red Beds’ series – a collection of photographs of a red rock system developed and formed in the Himalayan orogeny. The objects have soft organic curves, looking almost as if eroded over time, referencing the softness, layers and play of shadow of the rocks.
Other objects in the Self Space range include Hana (a candle/incense holder), Evora (a smudge bowl) and Iva (a crystal/palo santo holder). All 4 items are designed to help you create a beautiful space of quietness in your home. Each piece has its function, perfect for having a still moment or a meditation session.
All orders are supplied in plastic-free packaging.
Details
- Made from Jesmonite, a water-based resin manufactured in the UK
- Dimensions: approx 9.5 cm in diameter x 2.5 cm high
- Holds candles of 0.5 cm wide in diameter
- Weight: approx 213 g
- 2 mm cork bottom to protect surfaces
- Meaning ‘Idra’: fig tree, from Aramaic origin
Note
For information regarding care instructions, processing times and to know more about the material Jesmonite, please see the FAQ page here
I have made every effort to ensure product photographs, descriptions and details listed on the site are accurate. However, as all my Jesmonite pieces are individually made and finished by hand, slight colour/pattern variations and small surface differences like air bubbles may occur. These features are part of the casting process, making each piece unique.
