A small but substantial vessel for fire work, smoke medicine and ritual cleansing. This cast iron pot is designed to safely hold heat during ceremony, giving you a dedicated vessel for practices that require charcoal, flame or burning plant material.
We often work with this piece for burning charcoal with resins and loose incense, carrying smoke through a space or around the body and for white fire limpias where a fire-safe vessel is essential. The long wooden handle allows the pot to be held and moved more easily while working, while the vented cast iron lid can be used to help contain embers and burning materials.
Its compact size makes it especially useful for the working altar, home ritual practice or practitioner kit without taking up the space of a larger cauldron.
Details: Cast iron fire-safe vessel with wooden handle and vented lid. Pot measures approximately 4” in diameter and 7” from pot to end of handle.
Use it for: charcoal and resin burning, loose incense, smoke cleansing, white fire limpias, ritual fire work and ceremonial offerings.
Cast iron becomes extremely hot during use. Always place on a heat-resistant surface, use appropriate fire precautions and never leave burning materials unattended.
A small but substantial vessel for fire work, smoke medicine and ritual cleansing. This cast iron pot is designed to safely hold heat during ceremony, giving you a dedicated vessel for practices that require charcoal, flame or burning plant material.
We often work with this piece for burning charcoal with resins and loose incense, carrying smoke through a space or around the body and for white fire limpias where a fire-safe vessel is essential. The long wooden handle allows the pot to be held and moved more easily while working, while the vented cast iron lid can be used to help contain embers and burning materials.
Its compact size makes it especially useful for the working altar, home ritual practice or practitioner kit without taking up the space of a larger cauldron.
Details: Cast iron fire-safe vessel with wooden handle and vented lid. Pot measures approximately 4” in diameter and 7” from pot to end of handle.
Use it for: charcoal and resin burning, loose incense, smoke cleansing, white fire limpias, ritual fire work and ceremonial offerings.
Cast iron becomes extremely hot during use. Always place on a heat-resistant surface, use appropriate fire precautions and never leave burning materials unattended.
