A copper stove prototype from the Ming Dynasty's Xuande period, it represents the use of the stove by the royal family during that time and has an archaic atmosphere overall. formed of ceramic censer, with a clumsy study of antiquity, the lines maximize the belly and legs, and the hand-painted gold portrayal method of the Jingdezhen glaze integrates the whole, which is simultaneously formed of two beautiful materials of craftsmanship: porcelain and copper. Hand-carved from Shoushan Hibiscus stone, the lid knob is attached to a solid rosewood lid. Suitable for creating incense sticks, seals, and sticks.
