Moroccan incense burners, known as “mabkhara” in Arabic, are traditional pieces often used in Moroccan homes for burning incense and creating a fragrant atmosphere. They come in various shapes and materials, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Morocco. They are made of brass, copper, and silver are commonly used, sometimes with elaborate engravings or filigree work. Many have a domed or conical shape with perforations to allow the smoke to escape. Even when not in use, these burners are often displayed as decorative items due to their beautiful craftsmanship

Incense burning is a common practice in Moroccan culture, used in religious ceremonies, to welcome guests, and to cleanse the home. The incense used is all natural ingredients and various aromatic herbs.