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CERAMIC SMOKE BACKFLOW INCENSE BURNER HOLDER WITH 10 CONES
CERAMIC SMOKE BACKFLOW INCENSE BURNER HOLDER WITH 10 CONES
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Product Description: Ceramic Smoke Backflow Incense Burner Holder With 10 Cones (Pack of 1)
Package Contains: It has 1 Piece of Incense Holder Material: Ceramic Color: As per availability Dimension: 10L x 10W x 35H Weight: 300
Specification: When lit, the SHIVA Smoke Fountain Incense Burner transforms into a captivating spectacle. As the incense stick burns, wisps of fragrant smoke gracefully cascade down from the top of the burner, resembling a serene waterfall. The mesmerizing flow of smoke beautifully accentuates the delicate features of the Lord Shiva statue, creating an ethereal and enchanting atmosphere.
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