Tree Man Pond Backflow Incense Burner

A friendly tree man with a green, leafy crown smiles out from this burner. Tuck a backflow cone into the leaves at the top. The smoke travels through and pours out of his mouth, then falls into a blue pond at his feet. It suits a woodland or folk-tale style shelf.

It measures 15.5 cm tall, 13 cm wide and 13 cm deep, weighs about 463 g, and is made from resin and polyresin. Cones are sold separately. Use backflow cones only. Standard solid cones will burn, but their smoke rises instead of falling. You'll find them in our backflow incense cones collection.

The effect comes from the cone. Smoke from a hollow backflow cone cools as it travels down the channel, and cool smoke is heavier than the warmer air around it, so it sinks and flows. Draughts break it up, so pick a still spot. Smoke rising? Our guide on why backflow incense isn't working covers the usual fixes.

Safety: use it on a stable, heat-proof surface and never leave it burning unattended. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, away from curtains and other flammable things, and ventilate the room.