Always burn your incense safely, out of reach of children and pets. Install your backflow incense burner on a stable, hard surface where it cannot tip over or be accidentally knocked over in a high traffic area. Some precautions to take with a backflow incense burner: BACKFLOW INCENSE BURNER SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The diversity in styles of our backflow incense burners is equally impressive, ranging from simple, elegant shapes to more intricate and themed designs, often resembling an altar of incense, bringing blessings to any space. From soothing lavender and jasmine to refreshing sandalwood and mint, each scent is chosen for its quality and ability to enhance the ambiance of your space. Our exclusive collection boasts a wide range of scents to cater to every mood and preference. When you set the incense cone, make sure the hole at the bottom properly aligns with the hole on the incense burner. Place the cone on the incense burner's top above the hole. Blow out the flame and allow the aroma to release.ĥ. Ignite the top of the backflow incense cone and let the tip to get glowing hot (4-9 seconds before it burns out of the flame).Ĥ. To prevent burning your fingertips, make sure to keep your fingers a safe distance from the top of the incense cone.ģ.

Hold your lighter or match firmly in one hand while holding your incense cone in the other. Choose an indoor location to use, free of drafts and crosswinds that could disrupt your smoke cascade.Ģ.

Once the incense cone is lit on the backflow incense burner, a beautiful white smoke spreads over the holder to create a relaxing waterfall effect.ġ. The burner itself is designed to channel this smoke, creating the mesmerizing effect of a smoke waterfall that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also ensures a more even distribution of the incense’s fragrance. The Incense cone has a hole at the bottom, which can exhaust smoke downward, hence 'backflow incense cone'. The cones are specially made with a small hole in the base, allowing the smoke to flow downwards when lit. These hand-made cones, once lit, emit a spicy, perfumed smoke, often used in Buddhism and other spiritual practices for purifying the space. The secret behind the captivating smoke flow of backflow incense burners lies in the design of both the burner and the incense cone. HOW DOES A BACKFLOW INCENSE BURNER WORKS? Our collection respects this rich history while bringing a modern twist to the tradition, allowing you to connect with these ancient practices in your own contemporary space. Incense burning has been a part of various cultural rituals and practices for centuries, symbolizing purification, spirituality, and the offering of prayers. In addition to the charming scent, the backflow Incense burner completes the decoration of your living space and even your workplace! Often placed on an altar or within a censer, the pleasing aroma of burnt incense can cleanse the air and purify the surroundings from negative energy.īackflow incense burners also hold a cultural significance.

Different types of incense cones will change the waterfall smoking effect, making it heavier or lighter. Infused with ingredients like Agarwood and Palo-santo, these cones release a fragrant smoke, reminiscent of traditional rituals and ceremonies. WHAT IS A BACKFLOW INCENSE BURNER?Īlso known as a waterfall incense burner, the backflow incense burner is designed to burn backflow incense cones which have a small hole drilled through it that allows the smoke to flow down the burner to create a beautiful, inspiring and relaxing smoke effect. This not only makes them an eye-catching piece in any setting but also adds a new dimension to the incense burning experience. These burners, unlike traditional incense sticks or holders, utilize the physics of airflow to create an alluring cascade of smoke that flows downwards, resembling a gentle waterfall. Backflow incense burners, a marvel in the realm of aromatherapy and home decor, stand out with their unique design and functionality.

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