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Incense Holders

Two burners, made to your word. The stick holder is the ash-catching boat: a rimmed tray with a block that holds the stick at a lean, so the ash lands in the tray and not on the table. The backflow burner is the smoke waterfall: a cone on a column, a hidden chamber, and a slot that pours the smoke down a stepped cascade into a pool. A name or a word set flush into either, in a second color.

How they work. The stick holder's block holds the stick at 15° over the tray, so the ash falls where it should; the holes take the usual 3 mm bamboo sticks (one, or three at once), and there's a shallow dish at the bow for a cone. The backflow burner needs backflow cones — the kind with a hole up the middle — sitting in the dish on top; their smoke is heavier than air, sinks through the column into the chamber, and pours out of the slot down the steps. Both print in one piece. Incense burns at its tip, in the air, and only ash ever touches the plastic — but keep the burning end in the tray and never rest it on the body. Not for charcoal or resin burners.