Lotus Backflow Incense Holder | Visual Meditation, Serene Ambiance
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A glazed ceramic lotus that guides backflow smoke through a central channel so it pools at the base like mist.
- Material: glazed ceramic
- For backflow incense cones
- Central hole and channel guide the smoke down
- Glazed finish wipes clean easily
$35.00
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Description
Lotus Backflow Incense Holder — glazed ceramic lotus
Watch the smoke from a backflow cone slide down through the center of a ceramic lotus and gather around its base like morning mist on a pond. It makes a gentle focal point for yoga, meditation or a slow evening.
Design and material
Made from ceramic with a glazed finish, the holder is durable and easy to clean. A precise central hole and channel guide the cooled smoke down so it flows smoothly rather than rising.
In tradition
The lotus is a revered flower in ancient Egypt and across many Eastern traditions, where it is associated with purity and renewal because it rises from muddy water to bloom. Here it is a decorative motif, shared as culture.
What it holds
- Backflow incense cones, on the central hole
- Glazed ceramic with a lotus design
How to use
- Set the burner on a level surface away from drafts, which break up the smoke flow.
- Light the tip of a backflow cone, let it flame for a few seconds, then gently blow it out so it glows.
- Place the cone on the top opening; within moments the smoke begins to flow downward.
- Let the cone burn out and the burner cool completely before wiping away the ash.
Place on a heat-proof, stable surface away from anything that can catch fire. Never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it away from children and pets. The holder may get hot during use.
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