Copper incense holder

Here you will find our copper incense holders in gold and copper colors made from pure copper.

the incense with the copper incense holder

In India in the temples incense sticks are simply stuck into sandy soil. With us, on the contrary, incense holders are made of wood or metal and other materials.

When smoking, fragrances are released. Scents are said to have different effects. On the one hand, you can use incense sticks or incense cones. These are also called incense candles. In English called cones. In addition to the release of fragrance, incense has always been used in spiritual or ritual ceremonies. But also in naturopathy incense has a long history. Thus, it was believed in the past that one could drive away evil spirits, for example, when smoking incense.

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Copper incense holder - the properties of copper:

On the one hand, copper has excellent heat - and conductivity. In addition, it is very durable. Moreover, a soft, ductile material, which is easy to process and shape. In addition, it is almost 100 % recyclable.

The effect of copper in our body:

However, our body needs copper. It is essential for the absorption of iron. Copper is found in our food. A high occurrence is found. In offal such as liver. But also in legumes or nuts, in coffee and cocoa and tea copper is present. Furthermore, it has an antioxidant effect. It also protects our cell membranes from free radicals. In addition, it is responsible for our skin, hair and bones. Copper transports electrons and thus contributes to energy production. However, our drinking water is filtered. The most successful filtration process is the so-called reverse osmosis. In drinking water, copper has an antimicrobial effect, as well as making the water alkaline and increasing the pH value.

Drinking from copper bottles

That is why our copper bottles are also becoming more and more popular in general. The origin of this lies in Ayurveda. If it is claimed that copper is harmful to health, it is to be assumed that copper is present in large quantities. Because in high concentrations copper can cause liver damage and also colic. In general, however, it can be said that copper is an extremely important trace element and is vital for us. Just 3-4 hours of water in a copper bottle is enough to kill harmful bacteria. See also our blog about copper bottles: Copper bottle Flower

It is impossible to imagine our everyday life without copper. Copper can be found on the roofs of houses, in telephone cables, cell phones and PCs, or even as a copper incense holder.

Mining areas copper and copper as a precious metal:

Copper is mined in Canada, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Peru, Australia, China, Russia, Poland and the USA. The largest supplier of copper, however, is Chile. It is estimated that about 20 % of the world's copper is mined in Africa today. Namibia as well as the Congo and beyond in South America this represents a not insignificant part as an industry.
Precious metal copper:
If a metal has a positive standard potential with respect to hydrogen, in the electrochemical voltage, it is called a precious metal. In addition to copper, other precious metals are silver, gold, rhodium, platinum or mercury to name a few. Our copper incense holders are also made of pure copper.