


An easy extra sale with incense – Give customers a colourful bowl to go with their favourite sticks, or pair the two for a small gift that is easy to put together.
Glossy enamel, detailed designs – Moon phases, watchful owls, Hamsa hands and Buddha designs fill the bowls with colour, framed by mango wood or set into aluminium.
Already finding their following – Enamel Incense Bowls earned a place among AW’s top ten bestselling new product launches of 2025.
Something to choose by – Customers can pick a favourite symbol, a colour for their room or a design that reminds them of the person they are buying for.
Room for jewellery and crystals too – These shallow bowls also make attractive little resting places for rings, bracelets and small treasures.
Let customers see inside
A bowl with a lovely design in the bottom needs a little thought on the shelf. Stack the whole lot and most of the reason to buy disappears. Keep a sample of each design open to view, with spare stock behind. The longer mango wood bowls and broader aluminium versions give you different shapes to work into an incense display.
A hand with a long history
The Hamsa has quite a story behind those five fingers. Its name means “five”, and in Middle Eastern and North African traditions the hand has long been carried as a protective amulet against the evil eye. It appears across religious traditions, with a history stretching far beyond today’s gift shop. A useful little story to pass on when someone asks about the design.
Selling, Display & Marketing Ideas
Build small themed groups – Place moon designs beside celestial gifts, Buddha bowls near meditation accessories, and Hamsa designs with other symbolic gifts. Customers can follow an interest across the shelf.
Show the scale – Photograph a bowl beside a pack of incense, keeping the artwork visible. Buyers should be able to judge its size without reaching for a ruler.
Try a second display – Put one bowl beside bracelets or tumble stones, with just a few pieces inside. Leave enough of the design showing to explain why you chose it.








