Censer Incense

ritual fumigations in censers or incense burners, reserved for the gods or for royal families. This

they also make wonderful floral accents, incense censers, and storage vessels for favorite things such

oriental shelf clock, or joss stick incense burner censers, these remarkable elephant figurines are sure to

Chinese ch'ing-pai porcelain censer (incense burner) in the form of a ting. The globular body with

A large and elegant early 20th century enamel and bronze peacock form incense burner or censer. The

A very elegant Meji period crane in bronze standing on lotus leaves. This was made as an incense

Interesting pair of Meiji period style patinated cast iron pheasant incense censers, Japan, 1960's

This Chinese small bronze censer, or incense burner, dating from the late Ming or early Qing

4000 BC in ritual fumigations in censers or incense burners, reserved for the gods and reserved for

Exquisite incense burner doubles as a candleholder. The interior of the censer is decorated with

incense made as early as 700 BC. In addition to jade, censers were crafted from materials such as bronze

Known as a thurible to Catholics, this large censer — used to waft incense — has been wired with a

Bronze foo dog with ball under paw. Originally used as a censer or incense burner that is in two