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Blue Moon Backflow Incense Burner
The colorful blue moon burner will bring hours of relaxing sights and scents. The ceramic burner depicts a crescent moon behind a koi pond where a cute little fish awaits the aromatic smoke filling the pond. The burner also accommodates stick incense!
Measures 5" high x 4" wide.
HOW TO USE
Set a backflow cone on the ledge in the middle of the moon, lining up the hole in the cone with the hole on the ledge. Sometimes the hole in the cone is not completely centered so some adjustment may be needed. Light the cone and let the flame burn for about 10 seconds. Now blow out the flame; the tip of the incense should glow red. After the cone burns a few minutes, smoke begins to descend down into the pond! To use stick incense, insert the stick in the hole to the left of the koi pond.
A NOTE ABOUT INCENSE
Incense should only be placed in or on glass, metal or ceramic dishes (preferably on top of sand) and incense burners. Though the oils are NOT harmful to touch, they can harm furniture finishes - particularly plastic and wood veneers - as well as leave an oil mark on paper. Avoid setting either sticks or cones directly on unprotected surfaces.
Do not leave burning incense unattended. Make sure the burner is out of reach of children and pets. Also note some scents are harmful to pets. Please do research and ask a vet before burning incense or essential oils around animals.
The colorful blue moon burner will bring hours of relaxing sights and scents. The ceramic burner depicts a crescent moon behind a koi pond where a cute little fish awaits the aromatic smoke filling the pond. The burner also accommodates stick incense!
Measures 5" high x 4" wide.
HOW TO USE
Set a backflow cone on the ledge in the middle of the moon, lining up the hole in the cone with the hole on the ledge. Sometimes the hole in the cone is not completely centered so some adjustment may be needed. Light the cone and let the flame burn for about 10 seconds. Now blow out the flame; the tip of the incense should glow red. After the cone burns a few minutes, smoke begins to descend down into the pond! To use stick incense, insert the stick in the hole to the left of the koi pond.
A NOTE ABOUT INCENSE
Incense should only be placed in or on glass, metal or ceramic dishes (preferably on top of sand) and incense burners. Though the oils are NOT harmful to touch, they can harm furniture finishes - particularly plastic and wood veneers - as well as leave an oil mark on paper. Avoid setting either sticks or cones directly on unprotected surfaces.
Do not leave burning incense unattended. Make sure the burner is out of reach of children and pets. Also note some scents are harmful to pets. Please do research and ask a vet before burning incense or essential oils around animals.