Backflow Incense Burner — Hand Holding Flower

This backflow incense burner is shaped like a hand gently holding a flower, made for backflow incense cones so fragrant smoke cascades downward like a slow waterfall. It's a striking, calming focal point rather than a plain ash-catcher — the smoke effect is the whole point of the design. Quick facts Product Backflow incense burner Design Hand holding a flower Made for Backflow incense cones (sold separately) Use Decorative smoke-fountain display, meditation or altar accent Traditionally used for Creating a calming, contemplative atmosphere Care Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth once cooled About the design Backflow burners work with a specific style of incense cone that has a channel running through its center. As the cone burns, the smoke is drawn downward instead of rising, flowing over the sculpted hand-and-flower design like a gentle waterfall. It's a popular choice for a bedroom, living room, or home meditation corner where the visual as much as the scent sets the mood. How to use it Place a backflow incense cone in the small opening at the top, light the tip, let the flame catch for a few seconds, then blow it out so it smolders. Within moments the smoke should begin flowing down and over the design. Pick up backflow cones from our backflow incense selection, browse our full incense collection, or try our SreeVani Premium Oudh Special Masala Incense Sticks in a heat-safe stick holder alongside it. Care & safety Burn on a stable, heat-safe, level surface, in a well-ventilated room, away from curtains, papers, and anything else flammable. Never leave burning incense unattended or within reach of children or pets. Let it cool fully before handling, and wipe away ash buildup with a dry, soft cloth. Frequently asked questions What is a backflow incense burner? A backflow incense burner is a holder designed specifically for backflow incense cones. As the cone burns, the smoke is drawn downward through a channel in the holder and cascades over the design like a slow waterfall, rather than rising straight up. This one is shaped like a hand gently holding a flower. This is a decorative, symbolic item, not a health product or medical device. How do I use it? Place a backflow incense cone (sold separately) in the small opening at the top, light the tip, let the flame catch for a few seconds, then blow it out so it smolders. The smoke will begin flowing downward over the flower and hand design within a few seconds. What kind of incense does it need? It is made specifically for backflow cones, which are cone-shaped and have a small channel through the center so smoke is pulled downward. Standard incense sticks or regular cones will not create the waterfall effect. Is it safe to burn indoors? Yes, when used as intended. Burn it on a heat-safe, level surface, in a well-ventilated room, away from curtains, papers, or anything flammable, and never leave burning incense unattended or within reach of children or pets. What is it made of and how do I care for it? It has a smooth, weighted ceramic-style finish. Wipe away ash with a dry, soft cloth between uses and let it cool fully before handling or cleaning. What pairs well with this burner? Backflow incense cones in a scent of your choice, along with other pieces from our incense and home decor collections, complete the display.