Shri Nath Art Gallery

One hand raised in a blessing gesture (abhaya mudra).

One holding a small axe-like object.

One holding a rope or noose.

One holding what appears to be a sweet (modak), a common symbol associated with Ganesha

Material: Constructed from high-grade iron with a durable, heat-resistant matte black finish. The ergonomic handle and lid knob are crafted from polished hardwood, which provides a natural contrast to the industrial metal body.

Design: Unlike tripod-based models, this burner features a solid pedestal (circular) base. This design provides enhanced stability, ensuring the burner remains upright on temple shelves or tabletops.

Handle: The long, wooden handle is specifically designed for heat insulation, allowing you to carry the burner safely around your home for traditional purification (smudging) rituals without the risk of burns.

Lid Mechanism: It features a hinged lid that opens fully for easy access to the coal chamber. The design is sleek and seamless, focusing on functionality over ornamentation