Skeleton Backflow Cone Burner - "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil"

Regular price
$38.25
Sale price
$38.25
Regular price
$0
Sold out
Unit price
Quantity must be 1 or more

The Skeleton Backflow Cone Burner reworks the classic "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" trio as a set of three handmade ceramic backflow burners, each skeleton covering its eyes, ears, or mouth. A backflow cone's hollow core makes its smoke sink rather than rise, so once lit on each figure, the smoke settles downward in a small, misty waterfall — three separate displays if all three are lit at once, or a single figure if that's all that's wanted for a given session.

Each burner is handmade from ceramic and finished with an antique gloss glaze, giving the set a slightly weathered, collectible look rather than a flat, uniform finish. Individually, each piece measures about 4.52 by 2.36 by 3.4 inches — small enough that the full trio fits comfortably along an altar shelf, a bathroom counter, or a self-care corner without crowding the space.

Because they're sold as a set but built to function independently, they offer more flexibility than a single burner: display all three together for the full pose, split them across different shelves, or light only one on a night when a smaller ritual is the point. Backflow cones are required for the cascade effect — regular cones or sticks will burn normally on the seat but won't produce the downward flow the figures are shaped for.

The design leans gothic and slightly whimsical at once, which makes it a natural fit for a self-care shelf as easily as a gothic or Halloween-adjacent display, and a distinctive gift for incense collectors. Because the three figures are cast individually rather than joined into one base, none of them need to be lit at the same time, which is worth knowing if only a single quiet session is planned for the evening. For scent through the rest of a room once the cones burn out, a bottle from our Fragrance Oil collection extends the atmosphere.

See our Aroma Lamp collection for a tealight-based alternative.

Go to full site