Product overview A stylized ceremonial fire brazier sits in a shallow bowl ringed by leaf-shaped prongs and crowned with a flowing, sculpted flame. The bowl rests on a stacked, square stone pedestal made of slightly irregular slabs that suggest hand-chiseled masonry. The design emphasizes strong silhouette and readable forms so the brazier reads clearly in dioramas, tabletop scenes, and display settings. Uses and placement - Dioramas: position as a ritual focal point, temple ornament, or ruined-site feature. Its vertical flame silhouette helps it stand out in multi-figure scenes. - Tabletop gaming: use as an objective marker or scenic feature. The compact footprint and vertical form preserve sightlines while offering thematic interest. - Display: the pedestal and crown-like prong ring make this a decorative object for small display bases. Practical notes - The leaf-shaped prongs around the rim are the most delicate elements; for handled pieces, reinforce prong bases or mount the brazier on a protective scenic base. - The stacked slab pedestal sands and finishes well and accepts washes and drybrushing to bring out the slab offsets and edges. Scale guidance This piece is presented at a scale intended for / dioramas; scale uniformly to fit other miniature standards as needed. Verify final proportions against reference figures before committing multiple copies to production.