INCENSE CONE HOLDER

For ideal smoke flow – incense cone holder for a harmonious atmosphere

Discover our high-quality incense cone holders, specially designed to guide your incense cones securely and stably, ensuring even burning. Especially popular in Basel and throughout Switzerland, these holders provide a reliable foundation for a consistent incense burning experience.

Robust functionality

The holders keep your incense cones firmly in place, ensuring even combustion and optimal smoke development.

Easy to use

With their well-thought-out design and high-quality workmanship, these incense cone holders ensure easy handling and thus support an intense, authentic incense smoking experience.

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Decorative holders for fragrance & meditation

Decorative holders for fragrance & meditation

FAQ - Incense Cone Holders

What is an incense cone holder?

An incense cone holder is a special container or coaster for the safe use of incense cones. It catches ash, protects surfaces from heat, and ensures that the cone burns evenly – often with a decorative or spiritual function.

What types of incense cone holders are there?

There is a wide variety of designs and materials available, e.g.:

• Backflow incense cone holder

• Classic holders without smoke guides

• Models with waterfall effect

• Theme holder (e.g., dragon, house, Buddha)

• Holder for car or travel

• Holders with LED or sound effects

What is a backflow incense cone holder?

A backflow incense cone holder (also called a "backflow holder") is shaped so that the smoke doesn't rise, but flows downwards – for example, like a waterfall. This requires special backflow cones with a hollow chamber.

What materials are incense cone holders made of?

Typical materials include:

• Ceramics

• Soapstone

• Metal

• Wood

• Harz

• Glass (rare)

Ceramic and soapstone models are particularly heat-resistant and popular in backflow designs.

Can I make my own incense cone holder?

Yes, DIY incense cone holders are possible – for example, made from clay, soapstone, concrete, or wood. The important thing is that the holder must be heat-resistant, stable, and safe. However, creating a backflow function yourself is more complex.

How do you use a backflow incense cone holder correctly?

  • Use only special backflow cones

  • Place on a firm surface

  • Light the cone at the pointed end.

  • Let the embers burn briefly, then blow them out.

  • Place the cone with the embers facing upwards onto the designated hole.

  • Avoid drafts for optimal smoke flow

Why doesn't the backflow effect work?

Possible reasons:

• No true backflow cone is used

• The cone is damp or clogged

• Drafts disrupt the effect

• Holder is not properly cleaned

• Opening is blocked

Tip: Clean the holder regularly with a toothpick or cotton swab.

Are incense cone holders suitable for children or pets?

No. Due to embers, smoke, and heat, incense cones should never be used unattended near children or animals. Backflow models can get hot – always place them on a fireproof surface.

Are there incense cone holders with LEDs or light effects?

Yes, some backflow models combine waterfall smoke with LED lighting – for particularly atmospheric decorative effects. Often available in dragon or fantasy designs.

What is important when buying an incense cone holder?

Pay attention to:

• Material (heat-resistant, durable)

• Backflow compatibility (if required)

• Size to fit your bowling pins

• Ease of cleaning

• Stability

• Design & Effect (Decoration, Meditation, Gift)