Incense Ware: Glazed Ding Ware Tripod Censer with Two Handles

|About the Vessel| Crafted from Japanese porcelain clay, its fine texture possesses a subtle translucence in ample light, offering a comfortable presence whether held or displayed. Ding ware, commonly found in Song Dynasty ceramics, involves supporting the piece with high-temperature resistant fine stilts to achieve full glaze coverage. After firing and cooling, the stilts are removed, leaving behind small marks resembling sesame seeds, known as stilt marks. This two-handled, three-footed censer is inspired by animals, featuring short, rounded, and full beast-like feet, complemented by slightly curled, playful handles, presenting a dynamic charm within its elegance. |Dimensions & Specifications| Exterior: Height 5.8cm x Width 12cm x Depth 10cm Interior: Height 4.8cm x Width 8.8cm x Depth 8.8cm Material: Porcelain Clay Fired in an electric kiln at 1230°C with oxidation |Purchase Information| *After use, the incense ware's surface tar can be cleaned with detergent, baking soda, or by soaking in sodium percarbonate to remove most stains. *Handmade ceramic vessels may occasionally have minor imperfections such as specks or pinholes, akin to unique birthmarks, which do not affect usability. Any particularly noticeable flaws will be indicated beforehand. *Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Thank you for your interest and support.