Incense burner and storage box All-seeing eye sodalite mango wood

A mango wood incense burner with suitable inserts for joss sticks, Tibetan incense and dhoop cones, decorated with gemstone chips. Features a handy storage compartment for incense sticks.

How to use
Light an incense stick or dhoop cone and place in the appropriate holder.

Once the incense is smouldering properly, close the lid.

Warning!
Never leave burning incense unattended.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not place near flammable objects or in draughty areas.

All-seeing eye

The all-seeing eye is the image of an eye that perceives everything: a gaze nothing escapes, often linked to the divine, the cosmic or the highest consciousness. The motif arises independently in countless cultures, for the eye is by nature the organ of knowing; to see all is to know all. As such the eye stands for omniscience and watchfulness, and equally for protection, since a gaze that watches over you also keeps you safe.

Alongside that outward gaze, the all-seeing eye also looks inward. In the Eastern traditions it is linked to the third eye, the eye of insight between the brows, the ajna point and the eye of Shiva, which sees further than the senses reach. There the all-seeing eye becomes a sign of inner vision, of wisdom and of the awakening of a perception that looks straight through the surface. In a modern spiritual context it lives on in just this way: as a reminder of attention, clear seeing and a consciousness that is awake.

Sodalite | Called the stone of logic and rational thought. Associated with clear thinking, intuition and truthfulness. Believed to calm a busy mind, ease the resolution of conflicting feelings, and support honest self-expression.