The Floral Filigree | Ember & Ash Tray

6.5" round

Vintage Cut Glass Offering Tray

Overview

Small Anchor exists for what should not be set down carelessly.
Once a vintage snack plate, this cut glass dish now serves a quieter purpose, receiving what is still warm, still active, still in use.

Its weight steadies the hand. Its symmetry slows the moment. The etched starburst catches light without demanding it, offering a clear surface where intention can land and remain undisturbed.

This is not decor.
It is a pause made physical.

Each tray includes a small bag of natural sand, intended to safely receive smoldering palo santo, incense, or other burnable materials.

Uses

Designed as a ritual surface and fire rest, Small Anchor is ideal for:

• Resting smoldering palo santo sticks (two pieces included)

• Catching ash from incense or resin burning

• Holding sacred stones, talismans, or ritual tools

• Anchoring a bedside, altar, or threshold space

• Creating a defined place for objects in active use

The included sand creates a safe, heat-buffered base for burnables while protecting the glass and surface beneath.

Stones shown in images are not included.
If you’d like to add stones or grounding objects, you can find them in the Grounded Collection.

Frequency

Resonates at 528 Hz
Often associated with restoration, coherence, and intentional placement.

This piece does not amplify energy.
It contains it allowing what is active to settle without dispersing.

Chakra Alignment

• Heart Chakra (Anahata) – care, reverence, steady presence

• Root Chakra (Muladhara) – grounding, safety, containment

Supports ritual awareness by giving physical boundaries to energetic work.

Spiritual Properties

• Glass symbolizes clarity, witnessing, and reflection

• The starburst cut evokes direction, return, and cycles

• Sand absorbs heat and stabilizes fire energy

• Creates a clear energetic boundary for burning practices

• Encourages mindful beginnings and clean endings

This is where fire is allowed to finish its work.

Ideal For

• Those who work with palo santo, incense, or resin

• Practitioners who value safety without interruption

• Minimalists who prefer fewer tools with clearer purpose

• Anyone building a small, intentional ritual space

• People who believe even ash deserves a proper place

Pairs Naturally With

• Smudge sticks and natural incense

• Ritual matches or tapers

• Palm stones and grounding objects