Casa de Adobe Natural Wood Incense Burner, Includes 20 Piñon Incense Bricks - Made in The USA

We really like the Teepee incense burner. We burn incense on and off throughout the day almost everyday, and this little teepee along with using incenso de Santa f’e “incense of the west” bricks it just pulls it all together for a complete temporary trip to the south west, all their scents are very good being made from real wood dust. Not from who knows were made with who knows what. Ya these are made right here in the USA. The teepee works Womans the smoke comes out the top just like a real teepee would. Complete burn of the bricks every time. We like the look on our fireplace mantle. Get your self one! And try the 7 scent sampler of incense bricks.

I can not say enough good thing about this product. I was getting tired of some of the incense I was using. This natural wood smell is beautiful and earthy. It reminds me of being in the high desert on a winter night with a wonderful fire burning in the background. I have used Athonite incense as well as some Japanese incense for the aroma, but this outdoes them. They do burn quick but the smell lingers after. This is also a smell that can be used with guest coming over. It won't cause them a headache, if anything this smell might help. It is also very comforting. This can pretty much be enjoyed by male and female alike. A romantic cabin in New Mexico or someone just getting off of working a restaurant and dealing with people, heck even if your a construction guy you will love this. Give it a shot.

This is fabulous little burner for brick-style incense. I bought it to replace a similar one I had lost during my last move, and the quality on this one matches up with my old burner. I love the painted detail on the door and chimneys; I don't think my old one had that and this frankly looks better than what I recall of my former one.I love the smell of the blocks, as well as the redwood style bricks. Just a heads up, though, the bricks are pretty small, and can be hard to ignite and get positioned correctly all the time. Unlike incense sticks which are free standing and easy to light, these usually have to be held in your hand to light, and then you blow or wave it to get it going, and have to stand it upright inside the cabin. It's nothing super hard, but it can still be a bit tricky, especially if you are using matches and are trying to get the brick to catch before the match burns down to your fingers.One final note: the box it comes in has a very fun design on it, and can be displayed as a piece of western art all on its own. My mom is very big into Western decor, and she put the box on our fireplace mantle, alongside other western and vintage items. A nice little bonus!

I love this brand and my favorite product is their variety pack of incense sticks. They smell amazing and burn more reliably than other brands.This cute bread oven burner is well made and charming. I also have the log cabin version and keep one upstairs and one downstairs. They are cute and work well to hold the stick and contain the ashes.I love this brand and hope they continue making products forever.

I bought this as a gift for my husband who is from New Mexico. Living in the Midwest now, he misses the smell of pinon wood. So I bought this holder and some extra incense bricks. It's a cute item and great quality. I accidently left it out in the rain unfortunately and the paint ran, but that's on me.

This very cute abode incense burner is part of a line by Incienso De Danta Fe. They all have a southwest flavor to them, as opposed to the usual dragons, wizards, and unicorns that dominate other incense burner lines. In fact, it's the only line of its kind anywhere I have found, not just here on Amazon. They are all designed to burn either cone, or brick incense. No sticks..Unlike the other burners in this line, this particular one is a little cheaper made. Or at least, not as well thought out. The others in the line ( a cabin, tee pee, oven, and ceremonial house) all have removable tops that fit squarely on the top of the burner base. This one for some reason has a smaller base, and is designed in such a way that it sits at an angle, as the picture shows. And, and unlike the others, it is easy to touch lightly and have it fall off its imprecise perch. This does not in any way make this burner unsafe or useless by any means, but it is just not as well thought out as the others in this line. One final thought, none of these burners are very big. About 3 inches long and a couple of inches or so high. For some reason, this one is also a little smaller than the others. You may want to keep this in mind if you are considering this for yourself, or a gift, and am having trouble deciding which one of the line to buy.Lastly, this burner, like all of them, come with a small batch of wood based incense in a brick design. I have left a full review of it in another post. But in a nutshell, its a very smoky, sorta fireplace scented incense as opposed to the oil based sweet incense more popularly found. This burner can burn any cone incense of course, and would make a handsome addition if you are collecting the entire line of burners. Like all the burners, it looks nice on a shelf or desk whether you burn incense or not...

Burns better releasing more aroma than flat burner that comes with 100 ct.