| 摘要 |
The present invention relates to a modern version of the incense burners used for diffusing incense in customs and traditions in most societies, particularly in the Gulf states and the majority of Arab states. Said burners use solid incense, such as raw "oud" (which is used by men) and processed "ma'moul" (which is used by women), or perfumed liquids, which require a degree of heat to burn and diffuse their scent. The incense burner of the present invention is characterised in that it can be in a variety of sizes, including a small pen-sized version for personal use and a large version for use at celebrations, and in that it is easy to use and does not require charcoal to be burnt or electricity. The burner is also autonomous and can be used in any location. It saves on the amount of perfumed substances used and greatly increases the benefit of this social custom, keeping homes and public spaces free from the pollution produced by burning charcoal. |
