Ceramic Christmas Village Houses Collection - Miniature of The Original House in Lauterbach, Germany - Cone Incense Holder S19-4

Love the little details

Ceramic Cone Incense Burner Miniature Replica Of The Original House In Lauterbach S19-4 is a must have if you are a fan or regular user of cone incense. The house is made up of both glazed ceramic and unglazed clay. It is very detailed from the tiles on the roof to the stonework at the base of the house. It even included a sign highlighting it is “Eis Cafe.” I appreciated the effort the manufacturer made in painting shadows to add both depth and texture to enhance the details of the house. The painting of the flowers in the flower boxes and edges of the windows specifically are the only details that are not as precise. But the manufacturer notes that the piece is handmade and hand painted so the details may vary slightly. The little house sits of four cork feet so it is slightly elevated off the tabletop/counter it sits on. The clay piece that holds the incense cone is sturdy and is a cupped dish shape which protects the table/counter surface where you place the house and keeps the incense cone from moving/falling out of the said container. Please note that the clay piece is discolored in my photo as it was marked by a burnt incense cone. Incense cones are not included in the purchase of this house. Once the incense cone begins burning, the majority of the smoke comes out from the chimney and is quite charming to see in action. There is a hint of smoke that did come from a slight gap at the front of the roof. Fortunately, it is slight so it does not look as if the house is on fire. The cutout of the hole that holds the incense is not large enough to hold a standard tea light candle. The house measures ~3.70” height x ~2.40” width x ~2.20” depth. The house arrived well packaged as it was wrapped in a Styrofoam sheet and plastic bag prior to being packed into the box filled with environmental friendly packing peanuts. The only negative note I have for this house (which is minor) is that the cup which holds the incense cone was chipped upon arrival. The Ceramic Cone Incense Burner Miniature Replica Of The Original House In Lauterbach S19-4 is a wonderful gift for a loved one or a treat yourself present.

I really like the look of this incense burner. It reminds me of the old German houses. I would definitely recommend.

I love these houses and have ordered more of them I love them so much. Even if you don't burn incense (I don't) you can put a little LED light inside.I am addicted to these charming little German and European houses, so much I have gone on to buy more of them. I grew up over there and somehow, the American Christmas villages just kinda didn't ever really make me feel the warm and fuzzy from the Christkindl market in Nurnburg or capture the charm of the half-timbered old medieval cities.These? Absolutely. Don't insult your well-traveled friends within chintzy junk. Get something that will bring the memories back. These are made in Lithuania and are top quality.5 stars!

This Midene "ceramic house" incense holder is very attractive. It's nearly 4 inches tall. It also comes with a little ceramic bowl (see my photo), which I assume is to hold the incense stick. When the stick burns down, into the house, it looks as if smoke is coming from the chimney.This house looks and feels somewhat fragile, so one must be careful with it. Happily, it arrives safely packaged -- wrapped in foam, which is then placed into a plastic pouch, which is then set amid popcorn foam, inside a thick cardboard box.

I love burning incense cones but so many of the holders are to much for my decor. I found these cute little houses to be perfect! There is so much detail on the houses, and I LOVE how tiny they are. They are a fun little conversation piece and yet very functional. The terra cotta piece the cone sits on is great. I still put it on a small little plate to protect my furniture. The smoke coming out of the chimney is my favorite!

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