Backflow Incense Burners are suitable for your home, office, teahouse, meditation, yoga studio, Buddhist temple, living room etc.
It is necessary to use in a room without drafts or open windows, otherwise the effect of falling smoke in the bowl will be spoiled.
This Backflow Incense Burner made out of brass, is specially designed to create smoke that cascades downwards, pouring dramatically down the tower with a stunning effect that will catch your eye.
Get relaxed from the physical to the psychological, Put aside the troubles of life, Enjoy the peace of this moment
The smoke steam down like a waterfall, the incense burner surrounded by smoke, a mysterious atmosphere
Please note: Keep away from children. Always be conscious of where you burn your incense and what it might come in contact with.
To prevent staining, enjoy your backflow incense by placing the burner on top of an easy-to-clean surface or cover your surface before use.
Never leave burning backflow incense unattended and promptly tend to any staining with household cleaner and/or warm water and a cleaning towel.
It is necessary to use in a room without drafts or open windows, otherwise the effect of falling smoke in the bowl will be spoiled.
This Backflow Incense Burner made out of brass, is specially designed to create smoke that cascades downwards, pouring dramatically down the tower with a stunning effect that will catch your eye.
Get relaxed from the physical to the psychological, Put aside the troubles of life, Enjoy the peace of this moment
The smoke steam down like a waterfall, the incense burner surrounded by smoke, a mysterious atmosphere
Please note: Keep away from children. Always be conscious of where you burn your incense and what it might come in contact with.
To prevent staining, enjoy your backflow incense by placing the burner on top of an easy-to-clean surface or cover your surface before use.
Never leave burning backflow incense unattended and promptly tend to any staining with household cleaner and/or warm water and a cleaning towel.
