🐉 MINLIN Retro Incense Burners: Traditional Chinese Dragon Boat Incense Stick Holder Burner - Hand Carved Carving Censer Ornaments Review

I bought the burner for my daughter and she loves it. She said the item is much nicer than the picture and she uses it all the time.

Why not try to use a real image in your ad? Scammer The image you receive is about half the size of the image. Distorted display in the worst case.

It's nice and seems sturdy and well made. The main issue for me is that the hole that the incense goes in is not drilled so the incense doesn't stick. I think I'll drill the hole myself.

My four year old grandson is new to the Viking ship concept. When I gave him this (without the incense stick) he was ecstatic! I ordered another one for one of my Viking sons. A great gift even without incense!

Does not work. Doesn't do what it's supposed to. There are no openings for incense sticks. Is this a homemade product? If it had a hole only very short 6 inch incense sticks would fit in. It fits in my pocket. Tiny. There really isn't much use for that.

My incense sticks did not stand upright as shown in the picture. He falls limp and I have to guide him around the bow of the boat. It's not necessarily that bad, but not what I expected. I also burned part of the boat's head because of this defect.

Whoever wrote this description, stop lying! Just tell consumers the truth! This is a cute, lightweight, dragon shaped incense holder that should sell for a lot less than it costs. If it were sold at the lower price it was supposed to be, consumers like me might buy three of these instead of just one. I would sit each of the three in three rooms, burn 3 incense sticks and you're done! But no! This manufacturer had to pretend that this thing is exquisite in order to "justify" its exquisite price!