Rare vintage Japanese treasure-bag shaped incense burner by Geppō Suga, a master artisan of Takaoka metal craft. Made of German silver (Hakudō / white copper, also known as yokugin). Modelled as a lucky fortune pouch with detailed woven rope knot and tassel relief all over the body. The lid is crowned with a rat finial, paired with bamboo sprig handles on both sides. Three karako figures serve as supporting legs. Rich geometric patterned ground with fine engraved texture. Marked seal on the base. Condition note: One karako boy leg has become detached, it requires soldering repair. Other parts are intact, no further cracks or repairs. Natural aged patina consistent with vintage use. All photos show the actual item you receive. A symbolic auspicious Japanese metal incense vessel for kodo practice and oriental metal art collection.