Discover this magnificent ancient Chinese bronze incense burner, dated from the late 19th century, a refined piece of art that blends spirituality, power, and traditional craftsmanship. Resting on three slender feet, this incense burner features a finely detailed relief decoration: a sinuous dragon among the clouds, an imperial symbol of strength and protection, a Foo dog (Chinese guardian lion) sitting atop the pierced lid, a protective guardian in Buddhist tradition, and twisted ruyi-shaped handles, a lucky motif associated with longevity. The brown patina, accented with slight traces of verdigris, highlights the beauty of the ancient bronze and attests to the authenticity of this piece. Its chiseled relief, sculptural presence, and harmonious silhouette make it a powerful decorative object, ideal for an Asian, feng shui, zen atmosphere, or for a collection dedicated to the art of imperial China. Characteristics Origin: China Era: Late 19th century Material: Patinated solid bronze Decoration: Dragon, Foo lion, clouds, ruyi handles Height: 24 cm Width: 13 cm Depth: 11 cm Condition: Very good overall condition, with natural wear and oxidation traces due to age Shipping & Packaging Fast, tracked, and carefully protected shipping to ensure arrival in perfect condition. International shipping possible. A superb ancient incense burner, powerful and elegant, perfect for collectors, decorators, lovers of Asian art, or to add a sacred and timeless touch to a refined interior. Authenticity: Original Type: Incense burner / Censer Weight: 1 Origin: China Period: 19th century and earlier Country of origin: China Height: 24 cm Material: Wood Length: 11 cm Width: 13 cm