Zierornament - Edo-Zeit weiße Porzellan-Hund-Feuerschale – Hirado / Nabeshima-Stil - Japan - Hund Räuchergefäß

This porcelain dog-shaped incense burner is crafted in the style associated with Edo-period Japanese white porcelain, particularly traditions linked to Hirado or Nabeshima kilns. The figure depicts a reclining dog with an expressive face, detailed teeth, and floppy ears, all modeled with striking realism. Its soft bluish-white glaze and smooth sculptural curves reflect the refined aesthetics of Japanese porcelain from the Edo era. The head lifts off to reveal a hollow interior for placing incense, allowing fragrance to escape through the open mouth. Natural firing marks and age-related surface patina contribute to its character and sense of historical presence. Both decorative and functional, this Edo-style dog censer is a distinctive piece for collectors of Japanese ceramics, incense burners, and animal-form ornaments. Its expressive modeling and elegant glaze highlight the craftsmanship and artistic sensitivity of traditional Japanese kiln work.

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