Altar + Mala Accessories

Objects for the space where you sit, light incense, or pause. Incense holders in soapstone and mosaic, tea light holders cut with lotus and mandala patterns, wood risers and pedestals for statues, brass prayer wheels, brocade altar runners, and a keepsake box embossed with the om symbol.

Build an altar from the pieces that speak to you. Symbols include lotus, mandala, moon phases, hamsa, yin yang, endless knot, and double dorje. For daily ritual, meditation practice, or a quiet corner that holds a candle and a moment of stillness.

About Altar + Mala Accessories

What these are

Small objects for the corner, shelf, or low table where you sit, light incense, or pause. In this collection you will find soapstone incense holders from Kenya, a hand dish style and a yin yang design, plus a set of three mosaic incense holders and a soapstone piece paired with palo santo and chakra sage. Tea light holders are cut and carved with lotus, mandala, and hamsa patterns, one set arriving with eight floral tea lights. Wood risers and pedestals, some with small drawers, lift a statue or bowl off the surface in lotus and mandala designs. There is also a brocade double dorje altar mat in yellow, a brass detail on select pieces, and a movable coral and sterling silver mala counter for keeping track of repetitions.

How to build a space

Start with a mat or riser to mark the ground of the altar, then add one incense or tea light holder for scent and light. A carved wood pedestal gives a Buddha, Ganesh, or singing bowl its own level. The embossed om symbol keepsake box holds a mala, crystals, or written intentions between sits. Pieces are tagged for mindfulness, grounded, zen, calm, and joy, so you can gather objects around a single word.

Materials and price

Materials across the collection include wood, stone, textile, glass, metal, sterling silver, and brass, with coral and agate appearing on individual pieces. Prices run from about $18 for smaller holders to $68 for larger wood risers and boxes.

Care

Keep wood and brocade away from direct flame and standing water. Wipe soapstone with a dry cloth. Trim wicks and let tea lights burn inside their metal cups.

Do the incense holders fit standard sticks?

The soapstone hand dish and yin yang holders are shaped for standard incense sticks, and the mosaic set of three is sized the same way. Palo santo and sage bundles rest on the flat soapstone dish style rather than slotting in.

Would any of these work as a gift?

Yes. The embossed om mala jewelry box, the floral bunny box, and the hamsa tea light holder with eight floral tea lights arrive ready to give, and are tagged for gifting, self care, and joy.

How do I use the mala counter?

The movable coral and sterling silver counter slides along the strand of a mala to mark where you paused in a mantra or breath count, so you can set it down and return to the same place in your practice.