Field Notes
This is an Ebros backflow cone incense burner in cast resin, modeled after Baphomet, which the listing calls the Sabbatic Goat. It stands 7.5 inches tall and carries pentagram sigils and serpent skull imagery. The name promises a backflow design, where smoke from a cone is meant to pour downward through the figure instead of rising straight up.
The iconography is dense and specific. Pentagram, serpent and skull all appear on the same object, so the occult symbolism is part of the design rather than an add-on. At 7.5 inches it is big enough to be the focal piece of a shelf or altar, and the cast resin means the detail should be molded in, though the listing does not describe the finish or paint.
A good deal is left unsaid. It does not state the incense capacity, whether cones are included, the weight, or whether repeated burning affects the resin or finish. It also does not give a width or base size, so the footprint is unknown. Resin and open burning cones are a combination worth treating with ordinary care: use a heat-proof surface, keep it away from anything flammable and never leave it burning unattended. As a figure it is a good deal of object for the shelf. As a working burner, the listing leaves the details to you.
Where it lives
Put it on a mirrored or glossy black tray so the smoke and the figure both pick up some light. A pink pillar candle or a pink glass dish beside it, on the unlit side, brings in the sweet side without touching the heat. Chrome accents help: a small chrome stand for spare cones, a silver-framed mirror behind. On a black-purple shelf, leave plenty of space around it. A crowd of other figures makes it look like a collection; a single large one looks like an altar.
Who it’s for
Suits collectors of occult figures who want a functional burner at shelf scale, and backflow incense fans who want more character than a plain ceramic piece. Look elsewhere if you want a figure that is only decorative, if you need exact dimensions or cone capacity, or if you would rather not burn anything near resin. The listing does not state durability under repeated burning.
Before you buy
What to confirm on the current listing before it goes in the cart.
- Confirm whether backflow cones are included; the listing does not say.
- Ask how the resin and finish hold up to repeated burning, which the listing leaves open.
- Check width and base size, since only the 7.5 inch height is stated.
- Place it on a heat-proof surface and never leave it burning unattended.
