JUXYES Vintage Tripod Incense Burner Holder with Lid, Cast Iron Incense Holder Metal Cauldron Censer Antique Cone Coil Incense Burner Holder for Incense Resins, Cones or Wax Melts

Small is beautiful, except this is big enough to use larger self-igniting charcoal to burn resin. It’s well made and looks pleasing. And it definitely can handle the heat and offers enough protection to avoid spillover. I do put a coaster u der each of my incense burner just in case.

I brought this for burn mugwort. It is very nice and size is perfect.

As expected and works as it should

This is a very unique looking burner that I use for both incense and occasionally as a burner for a little alcohol fueled fire, with the addition of a fiberglass wick. Very functional for both. The size is just right.I really like the design and it's well made.

I love it just what I was looking for.

It's a good thing I got the deep one... it's barely enough to hold my cones. There's NO WAY it could hold a mosquito coil. Also the bottom is concave so it isn't easy getting cones to stand up. Oh, and you should know that the handle on the top gets very hot. Along with incense you can smell burning flesh if you're not careful.It's hard to beat cast iron. It works for me.

I burn my cone incense in this mini cauldron. I love it! So cute!

There's a coating over this that makes me think it's not cast iron. There's pieces chipped off that I circled in the second image and if I wipe my hand over the bottom I get black specks off it. The cover sometimes magnetizes when I place it on top too. We'll see how it does when I burn an incense disk in it.