Ceramic Buddha Incense Burner Waterfall Chinese Backflow Incense Burner Holder with LED Light Incense Cones for Home Office Decor (Red)

Small and classic. Perfect for gifting for house warming occasions. Can be placed at the entrance to give positivity

Hermosa y relajado, me encanta ya la tengo por 2 años y no deja de gustarme

Personally, the Buddha statue itself looks a bit cartoony like baby yoda version, but once it has the ring light backlight, it looks really cool.It is basically just a ring light with a wooden base; this is actually a nice way to display your figures or other small things you want too.I don't really like how the USB cable is hard-wired; it would have been better if it was USB-C detachable or even better if it simply had built-in battery for a real clean look, since I hate wires.Also I hate Styrofoam packaging.

I can’t find the right sage cone to fit on top

I absolutely love the visual aspects of this product. I mean it's freaking cool looking, but when you get close, you notice it isn't worth the money you paid. I plan on keeping it at the moment, but I have some issues.1) The coil incense burner is not very good. The pedestal that comes with it allows it to tip and it touches the bottom. I have tried moving it in and out on the coils, breaking it to a smaller size, and just positioning it perfectly. What happens every time is when it touches the bottom or any part of the ceramic base the coil snuffs out. If you do position it as perfectly as possible it doesn't matter because as it burns the weight shifts and it tips back to the bottom and goes out.2) The ring light is cool, but the quality is lacking for the cost of the item. It looks cheap when you get too close. This isn't my biggest issue with it.... the issue I have is the light stays on for 1 minute on the bright setting. I did figure out that if you dim it down a level it stays on for a long time. I haven't watched the clock but as I write this it's been on maybe 10-15 mins.3) There is a button that turns it on and off and the light is brighter or darker. It could be higher on the cord. I have it on my desk at work and it falls behind the desk and I have to lean under to turn it on every time or pull the cord up to reach it. The cord is a great length.... maybe 3-4 feet. I assume most of us would have this on a table, desk, or dresser. The cord if you are like me you'd like to hide because this is such a cool look I don't want this cord piled up behind it. The button is right in the middle if not it's close to it. It's always going to fall behind something unless you pile it up behind it which takes away from some of the aesthetics in my opinion.4) Let me preface this one with I am not ignorant and this is about to be more long-winded than you probably care to read. I understand what this symbol means BUT the vast majority of the population only view it as associated with Nazis... which is unfortunate. The manji (Japanese for "good fortune") is on the Buddhas' Chest. In Buddhism, it represents Buddhas' Footsteps and symbolizes eternal cycling. If you haven't figured it out, this symbol is the swastika on the Buddhas' chest. I have no issue with this because when I see it I know that it dates back to 7,000 - 12,000 + years ago (there is a bird that has a variant of this on it from 10,000 BCE but it's a bit of a stretch for me). It is part of countless cultures and has been used on almost every continent by one culture or another to symbolize various things. I feel like they were all good things until old Adolf came along and then it became a very powerful and negative symbol to people who don't care to look deeper into its origins. I say all of this to say: For me, I want this on my desk at work... The image I attached to this post is from the Amazon store for the item and it looks visible but blends in. This could be the smoke but the bronze/brown figure I assumed it was more of a similar color, but it's not.... It's gold. If you do not want to have to educate ignorance of others you probably don't want it at work lol... Or maybe think about how you can paint it to blend in more because it pops. This is all my opinion based on how I perceive the reactions I will get, and then I could see myself in HR lol trying to explain it to them.5) This is another opinion I have towards the advertisement of this product on the Amazon page. The Image I attached of the burner and Buddha topper sitting next to it is from the home page of the item. This makes it look like you have a base down in the bottom to elevate the coil... You don't. This goes back to what I said earlier about the coil burning out when touching the bottom. Whatever is down at the bottom in that photo would work soooooo much better. It elevates it and it has raised and lowered sections that look like rocks so the air would flow underneath.UPDATE 9/29/23:I wanted to add to this review about the size of the bowl where you place the spiral incense. The standard coil, such as the ones you get with this product, is too big for the bowl. If you read above you will see anytime the burning end touches the ceramic it stops burning. In order to avoid this I have to break off a significant amount of the coil as shown in the image with the bowl, the lid, and the broken-off piece.

The media could not be loaded. I freakin love this so much! Absolutely beautiful!

I like it!!

The media could not be loaded. The Ceramic Buddha Incense Burner is the very best LED incense burner. The video is intended to showcase this super chill incense altar. Notice how the scents filter through the perforated Ceramic Buddha in enchanting, mesmerizing and hypnotic swirls of smoke and light. Amazing! Also notice the included cones and curled sticks for burning that come included in the package. As you can see, the Ceramic Buddha Incense Burner is a great choice for enjoying the art of incense. I like that.I highly recommend the Ceramic Buddha Incense Burner to everyone.