Ceramic Backflow Incense Burner | Leaf
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Place your favorite backflow cone in our ceramic leaf burner and let the tension melt away.
What is a backflow incense burner?
A backflow incense burner, also known as a "backflow incense holder" or "backflow incense waterfall," is a type of incense holder specifically designed to create a mesmerizing and visually appealing effect when burning incense. Unlike traditional incense burners, backflow incense burners are designed to allow the incense smoke to flow downward in a cascading or waterfall-like manner instead of rising upwards.
Here's how a backflow incense burner typically works:
Special Incense Cones: Backflow incense burners require special incense cones that are designed with a hollow interior. The cone has a small hole at the base and a hollow chamber that allows air to flow through.
Incense Placement: To use a backflow incense burner, you place one of these specially designed incense cones on the top of the burner, usually on a designated platform or holder.
Smoke Flow: When the incense cone is lit, the smoke generated flows downward due to the design of the burner. The cascading smoke creates a visually captivating effect that resembles a smoky waterfall or fog rolling down a mountain.
Collecting Reservoir: The smoke descends into a lower reservoir or pool at the base of the burner. This area is often filled with water or other decorative elements, which further enhances the visual effect. The water helps cool and stabilize the smoke so that it flows smoothly.
Backflow incense burners are appreciated for their aesthetic appeal and the calming, soothing ambiance they create. They are commonly used in meditation, relaxation, and as decorative pieces for homes, offices, and sacred spaces. The choice of incense cones can also add different scents to the ambiance, allowing you to enjoy the visual and aromatic aspects of the incense simultaneously. These burners come in a variety of designs, from simple and elegant to more intricate and artistic, making them both functional and decorative additions to spaces.
