12 best copper cauldrons

Product description

Global Outdoors Inc introduces it's brand new line of 100% Genuine copper fire pits. Made with real copper, these fire pits are hand hammered. The wide bowl diameter allows for big fires that are easy to maintain. The steel lid has a handle for easy maneuvering.

• Indoor or outdoor. Trendy for any season!
• Perfect for a porch, deck or patio
• 9" DEEP Hand Hammered Cauldron
• Can be used as a fire pit (anti-rust copper)
• Genuine 100% Real Copper

User questions & answers

Question:	Are there drainage holes in the bottom
Answer:	Thank you for your inquiry. The paper weight for this item is 400 gsm, and is coated on one side. From what I can find online - 300 gsm is recommended for watercolor use, so I would think these would be ok to use, however I’m just not sure if it will work on coated paper.
Question:	Can the base be removed
Answer:	Thank you for your inquiry. There is no difference between this item and the 'limited edition.' Oftentimes sellers will deem something as a 'limited edition' in order to seem as they're selling something exclusively, but please know that there is no such thing for this product. Any sellers fraudulently listing an item as a 'limited edition' when it indeed is not, will be reported.

• 1 Copper Offering Bowl with Triple Moon emblem
• 4 ounces of the white sand
• 1 California White Sage bundle
• The Copper Bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter
• Burn White Sage to cleanse negative energies and for spiritual purification

Product features

Triple Moon Copper Offering Bowl

This Triple Moon symbol shows the moon in three phases: waxing, full, and waning. The moon phases traditionally represent the triple goddesses: Maiden, Mother, and Crone. The full moon features a pentagram: a symbol of power.

Use this copper offering bowl to hold your sand and incense. The copper bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter.

White Sand

Pour the white sand into your copper offering bowl and use it to catch the ash, and snuff it out when you're ready.

California White Sage

White sage (Salvia apiana), also known as sacred sage, is an evergreen perennial native to the Southwestern United States. This potent herb has been used for centuries by Native Americans in rituals of cleansing and healing. Many people continue this tradition today by holding their own sage smudging ceremonies. Burn white sage to clear energy and restore balance, for protection and spiritual purification.

California White Sage

Alternative Imagination California White Sage smudge sticks are grown and packaged in the United States.

Each stick is approximately 4" long and 1" wide. As this is a natural product please expect some variation.

Burning Instructions

Hold the California White Sage over an open flame, tilting the end down at a 45-degree angle. Once lit, let the wood burn visibly for approximately 20 seconds, relighting as necessary.

Blow out the sage stick and allow it to smolder. If the sage is difficult to light we recommend untying the string and unraveling it a little bit. Sometimes the sage bundle is tight and doesn't leave much room for oxygen to ignite the flame.

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Hand-hammered style; there is beauty is simplicity
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

User questions & answers

Question:	I want to use this as a burning bowl, get rid of negativity for the new year, would this withstand the heat of a burning piece of paper
Answer:	yes.
Question:	Can you put water in it
Answer:	Yes there are drainage holes.
Question:	Is this solid copper
Answer:	No, mine is permanently attached.

Product features

Hammered Copper Offering Bowl

This adorable copper bowl is petite, and the perfect size for decor and use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning.

Use your copper bowl with sand

• Pour sand into your bowl to protect it, and catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.
• Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin! Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.
• Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.

Cleaning recommendations

• Easy to clean: wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth.
• Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.

Dimensions

• Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.

• 1 Copper Offering Bowl with a Dragon Emblem
• 4 ounces of the black sand
• 2 Palo Santo incense sticks (may include milled/square cut Palo Santo)
• The Copper Bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter

Product features

Dragon Copper Offering Bowl

Use this copper offering bowl to hold your sand and incense. The copper bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter.

Black Sand

Pour the black sand into your copper offering bowl and use it to catch the Palo Santo ash, and snuff it out when you're ready.

Palo Santo

Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is an intensely aromatic tree native to South America. A relative of frankincense and myrrh, Palo Santo has a sweet scent with hints of vanilla, mint, and citrus. Its name translates to "Holy Wood" in Spanish, and has been used by saints and shamans alike for centuries. When burned, Palo Santo releases a fragrant smoke which many believe to uplift energy and aid in spiritual purification. Use it to promote calm, relieve stress, and dispel misfortune. Burn it before meditation, to clear thoughts or focus concentration.

Burning Instructions

Hold Palo Santo over an open flame, tilting the end down at a 45-degree angle. Once lit, let the wood burn visibly for one minute, relighting as necessary. Blow out the Palo Santo stick and allow it to smolder. Because of Palo Santo's particular resinous quality, the embers may self extinguish after a few minutes. This means the wooden incense can be relit and enjoyed many times.

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Features the Tree of Life. A symbol of knowledge as well as the connection of all realms of existence; Heaven, Earth, and the Underworld.
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this bowl good for burning ancestor money
Answer:	It’s too small to use as a burning bowl. You’d risk ash and burning paper flying everywhere.
Question:	Interested in buying this, can you share the weight of the bowl
Answer:	Yes, but it's really small and can fit in the palm of your hand.

Product features

Tree of Life Copper Offering Bowl

This adorable, small copper bowl is the perfect size for decor and use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning. Featured here is the Tree of Life, a symbol of knowledge and the connection of all realms of existence: Heaven, Earth, and the Underworld.

• Pour sand within to protect your bowl, and let it catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.
• Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin!
• Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.
• Easy to clean: Wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth. Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.
• Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.
• Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.

• 1 Hammered Copper Offering Bowl
• 4 ounces of the white sand
• 1 California White Sage bundle
• The Copper Bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter
• Burn White Sage to cleanse negative energies for spiritual purification

User questions & answers

Question:

What Is the sand for

Answer:

it barely weighs anything. half full of incense ash mine weighs 3 ounces. I only have a food scale to weigh something so light so how accurate that is I can't say. you can tell it's metal (copper) and it's sturdy but it doesn't weigh much as it isn't very big either. & no plans to empty the ash just to weigh it. the weight is so little it didn't factor into my review. a baby or a cat could easily move it/flip it. it might make a decent bird bath or feeder in a bird cage? also, just checked, the specifications on the product page state "Item Weight 4 ounces" (so maybe a food scale is different or they are over estimating to be safe)

Product features

Hammered Offering Bowl

This adorable, small brass bowl is the perfect size for decor or use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning.

Use this copper offering bowl to hold your sand and incense. The copper bowl is 1.75” high and 3” in diameter.

White Sand

Pour the white sand into your copper offering bowl and use it to catch the ash, and snuff it out when you're ready.

California White Sage

White sage (Salvia apiana), also known as sacred sage, is an evergreen perennial native to the Southwestern United States. This potent herb has been used for centuries by Native Americans in rituals of cleansing and healing. Many people continue this tradition today by holding their own sage smudging ceremonies. Burn white sage to clear energy and restore balance, for protection and spiritual purification.

California White Sage

• Alternative Imagination California White Sage smudge sticks are grown and packaged in the United States.
• Each stick is approximately 4" long and 1" wide.
• As this is a natural product please expect some variation.

Burning Instructions

Hold the California White Sage over an open flame, tilting the end down at a 45-degree angle. Once lit, let the wood burn visibly for approximately 20 seconds, relighting as necessary.

Blow out the sage stick and allow it to smolder. If the sage is difficult to light we recommend untying the string and unraveling it a little bit. Sometimes the sage bundle is tight and doesn't leave much room for oxygen to ignite the flame.

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Features the Pentagram, a symbol of power and magic in Wiccan practices
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

Product features

Pentagram Copper Offering Bowl for Altar Use, Rituals, Incense, Smudging, Decoration, and More

This adorable, small copper bowl is the perfect size for decor and use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning. The pentagram here represents magic, power, and the connection to the divine. It is used on the offering bowl to create a pentacle to accept offerings and cleansing.

• Pour sand within to protect your bowl, and let it catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.
• Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin! Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.
• Easy to clean: Wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth. Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.
• Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.
• Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.

Product description

Triple moon pentacle symbol copper offering bowl 3" diameter. Made of cooper. Size: 3" diameter. Product dimensions: 3 x 3 x 2 inches. Quality product by New Age Imports, Inc.

• 100% Copper Bowl
• Triple moon with pentacle symbol
• 100% Solid Copper Bowl with Solid Brass Symbols
• Size: 3" diameter
• Can be used as altar bowl, incense burner, decoration bowl, & etc.
• Makes a great gift, quality product by New Age Imports, Inc.

User questions & answers

Question:	Can I make candles with this or would it burn too hot
Answer:	I have never tried it with water - sorry. It is copper coated so it should not deteriorate.
Question:	DOes this work well for incense cones
Answer:	I don't think that you should. There are a number of chemical reactions possible with copper. I do know for sure that you cannot use it to heat food in, it can be poisonous. Notice that all cooking pans only have copper on the outside. I have used copper bowls to beat eggs in it makes them really fluffy. Since ice cream is cold you might try a small amount and see if anything happens. Acids can also have an effect on copper, it will turn it green (verdigris). That's all I know.
Question:	Can i put water inside of it or will it deteriorate it
Answer:	It can be used to put out the sage after burning it.
Question:	could i eat ice cream out of it
Answer:	I'm not sure. I use mine for water. If and when I do decide to burn ancestor money, I will use the small cauldron that I have.

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Features the Triquetra, a symbol that represents 3 entwined themes, such as the Past, Present, and Future
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

User questions & answers

Question:	Can I use this for just offering crystals and other things to my deities while getting another bowl for like charcoal burning and stuff
Answer:	I think so

Product features

Triquetra Copper Offering Bowl for Altar Use, Rituals, Incense, Smudging, Decoration, and More

This adorable, small copper bowl is the perfect size for decor and use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning. The pentagram here represents magic, power, and the connection to the divine. It is used on the offering bowl to create a pentacle to accept offerings and cleansing.

• Pour sand within to protect your bowl, and let it catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.
• Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin! Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.
• Easy to clean: Wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth. Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.
• Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.
• Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.

Product description

This adorable, small copper bowl is the perfect size for decor and use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning.

The Hamsa Hand represents the Hand of God, and is used for protection. The Hamsa is said to bring happiness and good health and fortune. This Hamsa features the Evil Eye symbol, which is said to protect against the Evil Eye.

Pour sand within to protect your bowl, and let it catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.

Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin! Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.

Easy to clean: Wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth. Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.

Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.

Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Features a Hamsa, The Hand of God. A protective symbol which brings happiness, luck, good health, and fortune.
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

User questions & answers

Question:	Can u burn papers in this
Answer:	Yes, you can absolutely use these copper bowls to smudge your new home! They are the perfect size for small sage bundles or palo santo. The bowls are easy to hold in your hand while smudging, and because they are copper they are a safe place to extinguish your smudge sticks when you are done.
Question:	Can u burn papers in this
Answer:	Yes. It’s a lovely bowl I put sand in mine and burn both Pali Santo and incense.
Question:	can I use this to smudge my new home
Answer:	Just realize, which I didn’t, that it’s very small. A mini bowl: 1-1/2 inches high with the bowl 3 inches across. (I had wanted a bowl for charcoal burning and it’s obviously not that.)
Question:	Can I use this with Palo Santo sticks
Answer:	I make aromatherapy candles, this would NOT work. I have it and it’s truly beautiful but tiny! I use it to snub my smudging sticks or to put liquid oils in. It’s very small, diameter is just a few inches. I’d check the size listed. It looks bit but it’s very small. But beautifully made and lovely to look at. Speaking professionally re candle making I use stainless steel double broilers but mine are from my grandmothers 1970s set that was passed down, but they have them on amazon. Good luck 🍀

• Copper Offering Bowl
• Features the Dragon. Eastern dragons represent strength, power, and good fortune.
• For Altars, Rituals, Prayers, Smudging, Decoration, Resin, Incense, and more
• Approximate size: 1.75” Tall, 3” wide; fits in most hands

Product features

Dragon Copper Offering Bowl for Altar Use, Rituals, Incense, Smudging, Decoration, and More

This adorable, small copper bowl is the perfect size for decor and to use in rituals, ceremonies, and incense burning. This bowl features the mighty dragon. Eastern dragons represent strength, power, and good fortune.

• Pour sand within to protect your bowl, and let it catch the ashes of your incense or smudge sticks. You can also snuff burning embers in the sand.
• Place a charcoal tablet in the sand and burn resin!
• Careful: the copper bowl may get hot, but the sand should help diffuse the heat. Place on a heatproof surface to protect your furniture.
• Easy to clean: Wipe with a damp cloth, dry with a soft cloth. Copper may lose shine over time; buff occasionally to keep help preserve the shine.
• Approximate size: 1.75" tall, 3" wide.
• Caution: can get hot if you burn charcoal within. Place on a fireproof surface before burning incense within; do not handle while incense is burning.