A traditional gold-colored incense burner (also known as a Gulf or Arabian *mabkhara*). Here are its key features and specifications:

Design and Craftsmanship: Features a classic design adorned with circular and square metal reliefs, along with engraved patterns on the front (depicting traditional motifs such as flags or minarets).

Structure: Comprises two main parts; the upper section—finished in a glossy gold tone—is designed to hold the burning charcoal and incense, and rests on three metal pillars connected to the base.

Material: Made of heat-resistant, gold-finished metal.

Usage: Used to scent homes, reception areas (*majlis*), and clothing by placing *oud* chips or scented incense over burning charcoal.

Occasions: Serves as an excellent decorative piece thanks to its aesthetic appeal; widely used for special occasions, holidays, and welcoming guests.