Incense Cones

Explore incense cones in a range of fragrances and pack options. For a waterfall smoke effect, choose a product explicitly described as a backflow cone and use a compatible backflow burner. Check the selected product's details before ordering.

Ordinary cones and backflow cones: what is the difference?

• Ordinary cones burn in a heat-resistant holder designed for cones. They do not have the smoke passage needed for a waterfall display.
• Backflow cones have an opening through the base that works with a backflow burner's opening. Both pieces must be intended for this use, with the openings correctly aligned.

Our Fragrance Backflow Incense Cones are listed for backflow use. Compare the instructions and fit details when choosing from our waterfall incense burners; a decorative shape alone does not establish compatibility.

What to check before choosing a pack

• Fragrance and quantity: check the selected variant and the stated pack contents. Photos may show several options or accessories.
• Holder fit: confirm the cone type and that its base fits the intended seat securely. If dimensions are missing, ask about the specific cone and burner.
• Burn time and fragrance strength: these vary by product and conditions. Cones are not universally stronger or longer-lasting than sticks.

Use and care

Follow the instructions supplied with both products. Use a stable, heat-resistant surface with clearance from combustible materials, children and pets. Keep the room ventilated, stay with burning incense and extinguish it before leaving or sleeping. Let the cone, ash and burner cool completely before cleaning.

For setup help, read How to Use a Backflow Incense Burner. Compare all four formats in the Incense Guide, including holder checks and smoke and fire precautions.