Backflow Incense Burner

Using a backflow incense burner involves properly lighting a backflow incense cone. Unlike incense sticks, cones have a larger surface area, making them slightly harder to light. Ignite the tip with a flame, let it burn for a few seconds, then gently fan out the flame, leaving a glowing ember. Place the lit cone on the burner and ensure it’s positioned on a stable surface, away from drafts. After 3-5 minutes, the smoke will cascade downward, creating a magical, calming effect.

Orizen’s backflow incense burners are meticulously crafted by talented designers from Orizen Studio, including Mrs. Lee and Mr. Soto. Each burner is designed from scratch, undergoing multiple rounds of prototyping and refinement to achieve perfection. These proprietary designs are registered with the design patent, ensuring originality and quality. After finalising the design, Orizen collaborates with small-scale manufacturers in Vietnam, China, and Japan, combining their craftsmanship with Orizen’s creativity to produce unique, high-quality incense burners for a serene and aesthetic experience.

Backflow incense burners can be placed in various settings to enhance ambiance and create a calming atmosphere. In commercial spaces, they are ideal for storefronts, such as spas or boutique receptions, adding a touch of elegance and relaxation. At home, they make a great addition to living rooms, meditation areas, or Zen spaces, fostering tranquility. They can also be placed in gardens to complement natural surroundings, blending the soothing effect of cascading smoke with outdoor serenity.

Incense waterfall cones vary in burn duration. Standard cones typically burn for 10-15 minutes on average, while those from the handmade collection last around 25 minutes. Generally, handmade incense tends to burn longer than machine-made varieties. Compared to incense sticks, cones burn for a shorter time due to their larger burning surface area at any given moment. Although cones contain more incense powder than sticks, their design causes them to burn faster, resulting in a shorter overall burn time.

Orizenworld offers premium backflow incense through its incense kit series, featuring handcrafted cones made from the finest ingredients. Each element is carefully selected to ensure superior quality while maintaining reasonable prices. The binding agent used is Indonesian nanmu powder, a traditional wood-based binder common in Chinese incense and the precursor to Japan's makko powder. Backflow cones are 3-4 times heavier than typical incense sticks, requiring significantly more raw materials. As a result, quality cones are not inexpensive. Be cautious of overly cheap cones or those in unnatural, bright colours like purple, pink, or green, as they may contain artificial additives. Orizenworld’s selection prioritizes natural, high-quality materials for an authentic incense experience.