Anka Brass Incense Holder
This incense holder is what happens when form and function stop pretending to be separate ideas.
What It Is:
The Anka Incense Holder is a modern incense burner made from brass with a polished finish, paired with a perfectly round white marble sphere. Handcrafted in India and Fair Trade Certified, it’s equal parts sculpture and utility. Light a stick of incense, and suddenly you’re not just scenting a room—you’re engaging in a ritual that feels both timeless and strangely futuristic.
Why You’ll Actually Use It:
Because burning incense is less about fragrance and more about atmosphere—the thin curl of smoke making you feel like you’re both in your living room and inside a Tarkovsky film. The Anka’s minimalist design blends into almost any aesthetic: brutalist, boho, mid-century modern, or “I found this couch on the side of the road.” It’s a small, tangible reminder that objects don’t have to scream to make a point.
Key Details:
Material: Brass with a polished finish + round white marble sphere
Design: Modern, minimalist incense holder
Origin: Handcrafted in India
Certification: Fair Trade Certified
Use: Compatible with standard stick incense
Impact:
This isn’t just a design object—it’s part of a larger story. By choosing a handcrafted, Fair Trade incense holder, you’re supporting skilled artisans in India who are paid fairly for their craft. It’s décor with context, an everyday ritual grounded in ethical production.
A modern incense holder that’s equal parts sculpture, ritual, and ethical design.
About the brand: Meso Goods
Meso Goods is what happens when Latin American tradition meets design that refuses to look like something you’ve already seen on Instagram. Conceived in Guatemala under the eye of designer Diego Olivero, the brand curates furniture, home objects, textiles, and lighting that feel convincingly crafted—not just mass-produced versions of “earthy luxe.” Every piece emphasizes artistry, sustainability, and cultural continuity, thanks to sourcing from India, Guatemala, and beyond. It’s the grown-up, ethically stylish antidote to disposable decor—proof that your couch can have a backstory and your bowl can spark a narrative.