Pieces like this fit naturally on an altar, holding offerings given in gratitude, devotion, or prayer.
This bowl can hold liquid offerings such as mead, milk, water, or herbal infusions for the gods or land spirits. Filled with sand or salt, it becomes a stable dish for burning incense of any kind, including cones, loose incense, charcoal, or incense sticks. It can also safely hold and burn small ritual papers or written intentions during workings. Whether used for daily offerings or seasonal rites, it is a versatile vessel that easily becomes part of a working altar.
Details
• Antique metal offering bowl or ritual vessel
• Can hold liquid offerings such as mead, milk, water, or herbal infusions
• Fill with sand or salt to burn any type of incense
• Can be used to burn small ritual papers or written intentions
• Decorative handle with pedestal base and pouring lip
• Measures 6 x 4.5 inches
Perfect For
• Norse pagan altar offerings
• Mead, milk, water, or herbal libations
• Burning cones, loose incense, charcoal, or incense sticks with sand
• Burning written petitions or ritual papers
• Devotional altar spaces and ritual work
