Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara burning an incense cone on a travertine slab
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with incense smoke rising, on a travertine slab
White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara burning an incense cone on a travertine slab
Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a travertine slab
Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a travertine slab
Close view of the White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the cut pattern and the incense cone plate
Angled view of the Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with its cut geometric side panels
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with smoke curling around the cut pattern
Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with a cloud of incense smoke above the top plate
Close view of the White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a small dish
Close view of the Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with smoke rising from the cone
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara seen from above with smoke around the top plate
Close view of the Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the geometric cutouts and open front
Close view of the Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the open front and cut side panels
Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara on a travertine slab with a cone burning on the top plate
Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara on a travertine slab with smoke rising from the cone
Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara burning an incense cone on a travertine slab
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with incense smoke rising, on a travertine slab
White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara burning an incense cone on a travertine slab
Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a travertine slab
Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a travertine slab
Close view of the White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the cut pattern and the incense cone plate
Angled view of the Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with its cut geometric side panels
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with smoke curling around the cut pattern
Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with a cloud of incense smoke above the top plate
Close view of the White geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with an incense cone on a small dish
Close view of the Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara with smoke rising from the cone
Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara seen from above with smoke around the top plate
Close view of the Black geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the geometric cutouts and open front
Close view of the Silver geometric fretwork metal mabkhara showing the open front and cut side panels
Copper geometric fretwork metal mabkhara on a travertine slab with a cone burning on the top plate
Gold geometric fretwork metal mabkhara on a travertine slab with smoke rising from the cone

Geometric Fretwork Metal Mabkhara – Modern Islamic Incense Burner

Geometric fretwork cut from painted metal, built to hold bakhoor, oud or incense cones so the smoke throws shifting shadows across the wall while it burns.

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Black Black
White White
Silver Silver
Copper Copper
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  • Turns the evening fragrance ritual into the room's focal point
  • Laser-cut geometric fretwork in powder-coated metal with a solid base
  • Holds bakhoor, oud, resin or incense cones for daily or Ramadan use

Transform your space with a mesmerizing play of light and fragrance.

Elevate your home fragrance ritual with our **Geometric Pattern Metal Mabkhara**. This contemporary burner features intricate laser-cut fretwork inspired by traditional **arabic** geometry. As your favorite bakhoor or oud burns, the light from the charcoal creates stunning geometric shadows across your walls, turning a simple ritual into a meditative experience.

Crafted from premium powder-coated metal with a solid internal base, this burner is designed for both safety and style. Whether placed as a centerpiece on your **ramadan dining tables** or used in your daily remembrance of **Allah (SWT)**, its architectural silhouette adds a sophisticated touch to any modern Islamic home.

Product Specifications

  • Design: Geometric Laser-Cut Fretwork
  • Material: High-Quality Painted Metal
  • Usage: Bakhoor, Oud, Resin, or Incense Cones
  • Occasion: Ramadan, Eid, and Daily Home Fragrance
  • Free shipping, sent with tracking.
  • In-stock pieces ship within 1–2 business days; custom and personalized pieces take up to 15 days to make.
  • 30-day returns on unused items in their original packaging. If your item arrives damaged, defective or wrong, we cover the return shipping.
  • Custom and personalized pieces are final sale.
  • We cover customs fees for Canada, the UK and Eurozone countries; other countries may charge import duties.
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  • Body Powder-coated metalLaser-cut geometric fretwork
  • Footprint 10 × 10 cmBent into a square, 11.5 cm high
  • ShippingFree ShippingTracking provided
  • CraftMuslim Made

Mabkhara in geometric fretwork

A cut-metal burner for bakhoor and incense

Laser-cut metal in a geometric fretwork, finished in electrostatic powder paint, with a plate across the top for the coal or the cone. Bent into shape it stands 10 × 10 cm on the table and 11.5 cm high, in five colors.

Two decisions before it ships

  1. Finish

    Gold, black, white, silver or copper. The cut pattern is the same in all five.

  2. In use

    Bakhoor, oud or resin on charcoal, or an incense cone, set on the plate at the top.

Size in the hand

How big is it?

One size: 10 cm across and 11.5 cm high once it is bent into shape. It is drawn below beside a coffee mug at the same scale.

Coffee mug · 9 cm (3.5 in) wide, 10 cm (3.9 in) high One size · 10 × 11.5 cm 3.9 × 4.5 in
SizeWidth × height (in)Width × height (cm)Best for
One size3.9 × 4.5″10 × 11.5 cmA side table, a console or the iftar table

It arrives flat. The body ships as one cut strip, 50.5 × 10 cm, and is bent into its square shape at home, so it travels flat in a small box.

Materials

What it is made of

Body
Powder-painted metalLaser-cut geometric fretwork
Footprint
10 × 10 cmBent into a square, 11.5 cm high
Gold geometric mabkhara with incense smoke rising above the cut pattern

Craft

Cut through, so the light comes out

The fretwork is cut right through the metal, so the glow of a lit coal shows through the pattern and its shadow falls on the surface around it.

  • Laser-cut geometric fretwork on the sides
  • Electrostatic powder paint, in the color shown
  • A flat plate across the top holds the coal or the cone
  • One strip, bent into a square at home

Finishes

Five colors for the same piece

The pattern and the shape are the same in every color; what changes is how it reads in the room.

Geometric fretwork mabkhara in gold

Gold

Warm and festive, and the one that glows most around a lit coal.

Geometric fretwork mabkhara in black

Black

The pattern turns graphic, close to a silhouette, and suits a modern room.

Geometric fretwork mabkhara in white

White

Quiet and light, so the cut pattern is what you notice.

Geometric fretwork mabkhara in silver

Silver

A cool metallic tone that sits well beside glass and gray stone.

Geometric fretwork mabkhara in copper

Copper

A warm, reddish tone that sits well with wood and earthenware.

Using it

Lighting the incense

Set it down where it will stay before you light anything, so the hot part is never carried.

  1. Place it first

    A flat, stable surface with clear space above it, before anything is lit.

  2. Light the coal or the cone

    Charcoal with bakhoor, oud or resin, or an incense cone on its own, set on the top plate.

  3. Let it cool before moving

    Wait until the coal is out and the metal is cool to the touch, then tip out the ash.

  • Never leave burning incense unattended
  • Keep it away from curtains and out of reach of children

Where it lives

Where it ends up

A side table by the sofa

Where guests sit, which is where a scent is meant to reach.

A console by the door

The first thing a guest passes, and a fitting place to welcome them with bakhoor.

The iftar table

Lit once the meal is cleared, while the family is still sitting together.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
MaterialLaser-cut metal, powder paintedA single cast or ceramic body
PatternGeometric fretwork cut right throughA solid body with a printed or molded design
FinishesFive to choose fromUsually one fixed color

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

A dry cloth for the metal

Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Household cleaners can dull a powder-painted finish.

Clear the ash after each use

Once it is cool, tip out the ash so residue does not build up on the plate.

Let it cool first

Handle it only once the metal is cool to the touch.

Pick yours

One size, five colors. Choose the one that suits the room it will stand in.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Incense Burners are made out of Wood, Metal and Stonecast material to provide a variety of designs available for our customers.

Not necessarily, the lid could remain open. It is up to your personal preference.

Our Incense Burners are designed to be convenient for use. The smoke will be not trapped when the lid is closed.

Our Incense Burners are designed for the incense cones and bakhoor mostly.

Surely, we do provide a metal piece included along with the our incense burners. You will be placing the incenses on top of it.

You may easily remove the small metal tray out of the base and then clean the product with the help of a microfiber soft cloth.

Got more questions? See our full FAQ page or chat with our team .

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