The Ceramic Hand Censer Waterfall Incense Burner turns a tea-pouring scene into a backflow display. One sculpted hand supports a tilted teapot; the other holds a cup above a shallow base. In the gallery, smoke follows the teapot's open channel, spills into the cup and continues down to the base.
Design and size reference
- One brown ceramic style with draped sleeves, a teapot, cup and small cone rest above the pot; no color or size selection.
- The gallery size diagram is labeled 14 cm high × 10 cm across and pictures a cone in place. Confirm the bare-burner height and depth if you need an exact fit for your space.
Which incense does it use?
Use a purpose-made backflow cone for the pouring-smoke effect. Its bottom opening needs to line up with the inlet in the small cone rest. An ordinary solid cone will not create this effect. The rest's usable diameter is not listed, so ask us to confirm cone size and fit before choosing from the incense cone collection.
Also confirm whether cones are included and request the finish-specific care instructions. The cone in the photographs does not establish the package contents.
Display, use and cleaning
Allow space around the teapot, cup and base so you can inspect the smoke path once the burner is cool. Set it on a level, heat-resistant surface, clear of curtains, paper and other combustible items. Keep the room ventilated and avoid a direct fan or breeze across the cone. The cascading effect is incense smoke, so keep your face away from it.
Keep children and pets away, supervise the burn, and extinguish before leaving the room or sleeping. Let the cone, ash and ceramic cool fully before handling. Remove cooled ash and residue only as the supplied care directions allow; confirm whether the finish permits water or cleaning products before washing it.
Compare waterfall incense burners, check holder-fit essentials, or read our backflow setup and troubleshooting guide.
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