Large polished gold censer with cross ornamentation on top. This beautifully crafted Orthodox censer embodies centuries of liturgical tradition with its classic design. The chain is 66cm long.

This beautifully crafted Orthodox censer embodies centuries of liturgical tradition with its classic design. Decorated using Georgia's famous enamel art with crosses on the sides. The chain is 63cm long.

Large coal suitable for use in a censer during liturgy. Comes in pack of 6, with each piece having the following dimensions: diameter - 45 mm, height - 30 mm.

Censer topped with decoration reminiscent of classical Church architecture. This beautifully crafted Orthodox censer embodies centuries of liturgical tradition with its classic design. The chain is 64cm long.

This beautifully crafted Orthodox censer embodies centuries of liturgical tradition with its classic design. Decorated using Georgia's famous enamel art with crosses on the sides. The chain is 67cm long.

Coal suitable for use in liturgy or in an incense burner at home. Comes in a box of 20 packs with 6 pieces of coal per pack. Each piece of coal has the following dimensions: diameter - 26 mm, height - 13 mm.

Large censer decorated top to bottom using Georgia's famous enamel art. The chain is 64cm long.

Coal suitable for use in liturgy or in an incense burner at home. Comes in pack of 6, with each piece having the following dimensions: diameter - 26 mm, height - 13 mm.

Polished gold censer with cross designs carved into the sides. This beautifully crafted Orthodox censer embodies centuries of liturgical tradition with its classic design. The chain is 62cm long.

Large coal suitable for use in a censer during liturgy. Comes in a box of 8 packs with 6 pieces of coal per pack. Each piece of coal has the following dimensions: diameter - 45 mm, height - 30 mm.

"Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice" A gold plated incense burner for use at home. The hand censer is used in the home on eves of feasts, Saturday evenings, the beginnings of lenten periods, on the eves of name's days of the family, on the eve of the patron of the family church, and on other occasions.