The Money Toad rests on the desk, inhaling celestial fragrance.
This Longquan celadon "Heaven-Swallowing" incense holder is sculpted in the form of a three-legged money toad. Its name, "Heaven-Swallowing," implies the drawing in of wealth from all directions and the gathering of blessings and good fortune.
Finished in a Longquan plum-green glaze, the color is deep, lustrous, and serene, resembling the solidified radiance of ancient jade. The toad's body is covered in embossed star-shaped stippling, with gracefully curling tendrils that appear vivid and three-dimensional, reflecting the artisan's meticulous craftsmanship in every texture.

Designed with a hollow cavity in the toad's mouth, it accommodates incense sticks, allowing the ash to fall cleanly inside. As wisps of smoke rise slowly, the golden toad keeps a silent watch over the desk.
Small and exquisite, it is perfect for both tea tables and writing desks. It serves as an elegant incense utensil and can also be used to store small tea accessories. Combining aesthetic beauty with utility, it is ideal for personal use to attract wealth or as an auspicious gift.

✅ "Heaven-Swallowing" money toad design, drawing wealth from all directions
The crouching money toad inhales the wealth and blessings of heaven and earth. As a traditional auspicious beast, it symbolizes the gathering and safeguarding of fortune, making it a delightful addition to any tea setting.
✅ Plum-green glaze, warm and jade-like
The classic, thick Longquan plum-green glaze offers a serene, lustrous, and elegant archaic charm.
✅ Detailed three-dimensional relief
The toad's body is covered with raised star-like stippling and elegant curling patterns; hand-molded with rich layering and captivating detail.
✅ Hollow cavity for incense, easy to maintain
The concave cavity in the toad's mouth holds the incense stick and catches ash, preventing it from spilling and making cleanup simple.
✅ Multi-functional vessel
Use it as an incense holder, or when not burning incense, as a stand for tea needles, tea tongs, or a small tea pet—a versatile decorative piece for your tea table.