Roman incense burner
The Roman incense burner is a detailed replica. It is made of brass bronze and is an ideal gift for all smoking fans! The unique design is just as convincing as the high-quality workmanship. If you are looking for a solid incense bowl with an antique look, you will love the Roman incense bowl!
It is said that before the beginning of smoking there was fire. Even our ancestors, the Stone Age people, discovered the fascination of fire and its benefits. They revered the warming, light-bringing fire and used it to protect themselves from wild animals. They saw it as life-giving and sacred. From time immemorial, people danced around the fire and gathered around the light-bringing source for offerings and rituals. Very early on, incense ceremonies were held to worship the gods and spirits and to make them merciful.
The oldest tradition of incense burning comes from Babylon. Ancient peoples discovered the resin of certain trees and its unique fragrance, and incense is more popular today than ever before. The Roman incense bowl takes you back to exactly that time and lets you relive the unique magic of a bygone era!
- Total height approx. 7 cm
The power of scent
Since time immemorial, people have known about the effect of certain resins, woods and herbs. The Roman incense bowl enchants not only with its unique design, but also with its exceptionally good quality. With the Roman incense bowl, ritual incenses can be performed in a very special way. Incense fans will love the bowl above all because of its exact replica.
A unique incense bowl
The Roman incense bowl enchants with its uniqueness and practical use. The solid material and the playful design make the incense bowl an incomparable piece of jewellery. Discover the magic of the Roman incense bowl today and embark on a sensual journey into the past of our ancestors!
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The Roman Incense Burner - A Window into Antiquity
Welcome to the world of Roman antiquity, where the incense burner played an important role in daily life. This charcoal basin was indispensable in many areas, whether in the private sphere or in the temple. The incense burner and offerings served as a link to the world of the gods and were an integral part of the lararium, a Roman house shrine.
A journey into antiquity - the incense burner
The Roman incense burner was a work of art in itself. It was made of various materials such as ceramics, bronze or brass and was often richly decorated. The basin was usually a shallow bowl that was filled with charcoal. The coal was then lit and covered with incense placed in the censer. The smoke then rose into the air and spread a pleasant fragrance in the room.
Offerings - a thank you to the gods
Offerings were an important part of Roman culture and religion. The offerings were presented to the gods as a sign of gratitude and as a request for protection and blessing. Offerings could be flowers, fruits, nuts or other things. These offerings were often placed near the lararium or placed in the incense burner.
The Lararium - The House Shrine
The lararium was a house shrine found in almost every Roman home. It was here that offerings were made and incense was burned. The lararium was a central place for the family and served as a link to the world of the gods.
Conclusion
The Roman incense burner is a fascinating object from antiquity. It allows us an insight into the culture and beliefs of Roman society. The incense burner was an important part of daily life and was used both in private and in religious ceremonies. It served as a link to the world of the gods and symbolised gratitude and blessings.
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