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Dhupana Ritual · Handcrafted in Moradabad

Handcrafted Brass Dhuni with Handle

Solid brass · Hand-etched dome · Carry handle · 14 cm

Some rituals are meant to move with you. Fill this solid brass dhuni with loban or dhoop and carry its smoke from room to room, the Ayurvedic practice of dhupana, through a dome pierced and etched by hand in Moradabad.

  • Ayurvedic
    dhupana
  • Hand-etched
    dome
  • Made in
    Moradabad
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  • Handcrafted in Moradabad
  • Solid brass
What's in the box
  • 1 × Handcrafted brass dhuni with pierced dome lid and carry handle

Dhoop, loban and charcoal discs are not included.

Material & dimensions
MaterialSolid brass
LidHand-etched, pierced dome
HandleCurved side handle, for carrying while in use
Height14 cm
Width15 cm including the handle
Bowl10 cm diameter
Weight328 g
How to use
  1. Light it. Place lit dhoop, loban or a charcoal disc topped with resin in the bowl.
  2. Close the lid. The smoke drifts out in slow curls through the cutwork.
  3. Carry it gently. Hold it only by the handle and walk the fragrance through each room.

The bowl and lid get hot while burning. Set it on a heat-safe surface, away from curtains, children and pets.

Care

Let the dhuni cool completely, empty the ash and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbers on the etched lid.

Brass slowly deepens in colour with use. That patina is natural; to bring back the shine, polish with lemon and salt or a brass cleaner, then dry.

About the dhuni

Indian homes have burned fragrant resins for centuries, a practice Ayurveda calls dhupana. This dhuni carries that ritual from room to room. Its dome is pierced and etched by hand in Moradabad, and the long handle keeps your hand away from the heat.

Small variations in the etching are part of each handmade piece.

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Fragrance That Follows You Home.

Fragrance That Follows You Home.

A solid brass dhuni with a hand-etched dome and a long carry handle, for dhoop and loban in every room.

The Dhupana Ritual

The Dhupana Ritual

Fragrant resin smoke to cleanse a room, a practice Ayurveda calls dhupana and Indian homes have kept for centuries.

Solid Brass

Solid Brass

Made in solid brass with a steady base and a weight you can feel in the hand. Built for daily use.

Handcrafted in Moradabad

Handcrafted in Moradabad

The dome is pierced and etched by hand by artisans in India's city of brass.

Carry It Room to Room

Carry It Room to Room

A long curved handle keeps your hand away from the bowl while the smoke drifts behind you.

THE DHUNI ADVANTAGE

Brass and resin smoke. A ritual older than the incense stick.

Ayurvedic Dhupana
Smoke that cleanses
A pierced, etched dome
A handle for the heat
Solid pittala
Handcrafted in Moradabad
Ages with grace

Ayurveda describes dhupana, burning fragrant resins like loban and guggal, as a traditional way to purify the air of a home.

What it means: Burn dhoop, loban or guggal
Solid Brass
Solid Brass
Dhoop & Loban
Dhoop & Loban
Hand-Etched
Hand-Etched
Made in Moradabad
Made in Moradabad
Pierced Dome
Pierced Dome
Plastic-Free
Plastic-Free
Ayurvedic Dhupana
Ayurvedic Dhupana
Daily Ritual
Daily Ritual
Carry Handle
Carry Handle

*Solid brass dhuni, handcrafted in Moradabad, India. Dhoop, loban and charcoal are not included.

MADE WITH INTENTION

For homes that keep a ritual

Four ways a brass dhuni earns its place in the house.

  1. The Puja Keeper
    01

    The Puja Keeper

    For mornings that begin with a lamp, a prayer and a curl of loban.

  2. The Evening Unwinder
    02

    The Evening Unwinder

    For those who close the day by carrying smoke through every room.

  3. The Real-Resin Home
    03

    The Real-Resin Home

    For homes that would rather burn real resin than spray a synthetic freshener.

  4. The Metalcraft Lover
    04

    The Metalcraft Lover

    For anyone who wants a piece that looks as good on the shelf as it does lit.

Why a Brass Dhuni Belongs in Your Home
SIDE BY SIDE

Why a Brass Dhuni Belongs in Your Home

Plates and stands hold an incense stick. A dhuni lets loose resin smoke the way it always has.

Feature Moksae Brass Dhuni Ceramic / Steel Holder
Burns loose resin and dhoop
Dhoop, Loban, Charcoal
 ❌
Sticks or cones only
Smoke that diffuses gently
Pierced Dome Lid
 ❌
Open, single plume
Carry it while lit
Long Carry Handle
 ❌
No handle
Made by hand
Handcrafted in Moradabad
 ❌
Factory made
Built to last
Solid Brass, Ages Well
 ❌
Chips, cracks or rusts

Have a Question?

What can I burn in it?
Dhoop, loban, guggal or sambrani on a lit charcoal disc, or dhoop cones. Place it in the bowl and close the lid; the smoke drifts out through the cutwork.
Does it come with dhoop or charcoal?
No. The box has only the brass dhuni, so you can use the dhoop, loban or charcoal discs you prefer.
Does it get hot?
Yes. The bowl and lid get hot while burning. Hold it by the handle, set it on a heat-safe surface and keep it away from curtains, children and pets.
How do I clean it?
Let it cool completely, empty the ash and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbers on the etched lid.
Why is the brass getting darker?
Brass oxidises naturally and builds a warm patina. It isn't damage. If you prefer the original shine, polish it with lemon and salt or a brass cleaner, then dry it.
How big is it?
It stands 14 cm tall and 15 cm wide including the handle, with a 10 cm bowl. It weighs 328 g.
Is it handmade?
Yes. Each dhuni is handcrafted in Moradabad, so small variations in the etching make every piece slightly different.