Material: hetian jade
Size: 19x14x12.8cm (total height 18.5cm with base)
This antique incense burner is a jade carving masterpiece from the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, meticulously crafted from a single piece of top-quality hetian jade.
This sacred incense burner has been cherished and revered by Grandmaster JinBodhi for many years, imbuing it with profound spiritual energy and unparalleled blessings. It offers extraordinary benefits to those who have the fortune to receive and honor it—bestowing career success, rapid advancement, and widespread recognition. It brings flourishing family prosperity, happiness, and a thriving lineage, ensuring generations of good fortune, long-lasting wealth, and boundless blessings.
From its materials to its craftsmanship, this incense burner is an exquisite antique. Its texture is a prime example of the much sought-after silky "mutton fat" jade, with a deep, rich spinach-green hue and a warm, noble luster. Over the passage of time, it has acquired a profound, restrained beauty full of vitality. The design follows the form of ancient bronze three-legged cauldrons, exuding dignity and authority. The entire burner is a radiant green, with a round and full-bodied shape, intricately carved with taotie patterns, symbolizing protection, prosperity, and abundance.
The lid features twin-ringed handles, with a top adorned by intertwining Kui dragon motifs, representing powerful life force and mystery. The finely sculpted dragon heads on both sides emerge in elegant curves, exuding majesty and nobility, signifying auspicious blessings and supreme authority. The freely moving rings beneath the handles symbolize everlasting prosperity and continuous blessings, ensuring wealth, fortune, and generations of abundance.
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