龙式回流香炉

Design and Aesthetics:

Shape and Structure: The burner is crafted to resemble a dragon, often intricately detailed to showcase the mythical creature's scales, claws, wings, and fierce expression. The dragon might be depicted in various poses, such as coiled, sitting, or in a defensive stance.
Material: It can be made from various materials like ceramic, resin, metal, or wood. The material used influences both the durability and aesthetic appeal of the burner.
Backflow Mechanism:

Incense Cone: These burners use backflow incense cones. When the cone is lit, the smoke flows downward instead of upward, creating a unique effect.
Smoke Flow: The smoke typically emerges from the dragon’s mouth, nostrils, or another designated spot on its body, cascading downwards to create a waterfall or mist-like effect. This is both visually captivating and soothing.
Usage and Maintenance:

Usage: Place the incense cone on the designated spot on the dragon and light it to initiate the backflow mechanism. Observe as the smoke flows downward, creating a calming atmosphere.
Maintenance: Regularly clean the burner to keep it free from residue and ash. This ensures longevity and optimal performance with each use.

A Dragon-Style Backflow Incense Burner combines aesthetics and functionality, offering a visual delight and helping to enhance the energy of the space. It is an excellent complement for meditation, yoga, and relaxation sessions. FDV Or SLA