This incense burner dates back to the Chenghua period of the Guan Kiln No. 4 during the Ming Dynasty. Its name derives from the shape of the ear that resembles an upward-pointing hand Wat board. It served as the royal family's exclusive incense burner throughout the Ming Dynasty. The body type of this incense burner is simple and atmospheric, with a cover made of purple sandalwood with a favorable pattern. The manufacturing process was mixed, making it more complex. Suitable for use as incense, fire air smoke, or pan incense in music
