Longquan celadon antique-style mythical beast incense holder
- Regular price
- $38.00 CAD
- Sale price
- $38.00 CAD
- Regular price
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Modeled after an auspicious beast, this piece features the rich, lustrous celadon glaze of Longquan and is adorned with intricate three-dimensional relief scroll patterns. It includes a built-in incense hole, perfectly sized for incense sticks. The beast lies in a poised, lifelike posture—a primitive yet spirited design that serves as both a functional incense holder and a decorative charm for the tea table. With a single stick of incense, the auspicious beast keeps you company.
Key Selling Points
✅ Auspicious Beast Design, Bestowing Blessings
The crouching beast, with its delicate scroll relief, is steeped in ancient charm, symbolizing protection of your study and the gathering of good fortune.
✅ Warm and Lustrous Longquan Celadon Glaze
Fired with a thick glaze, the color is tranquil and elegant, with a glossy, jade-like texture.
✅ Built-in Incense Holder, Convenient and Practical
Designed with an integrated hole to securely hold incense sticks and catch ash, keeping your tabletop clean and tidy.
✅ Three-Dimensional Relief Craftsmanship
The entire body is hand-sculpted with fluid, graceful scroll patterns, featuring rich and captivating details.
✅ Exquisite Tea Table Companion
Its compact size fits perfectly on any tea table, study desk, or office workspace, making it ideal for both personal use and gifting.
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