Kosai Sano - Καυστήρας θυμιάματος - "Mangiku" (Thousand Chrysanthemums) Koro - Λευκός Χαλκός

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Product Description*
This is an incense burner by Sano Kōsai.
It features an exquisite "Kiku-zukushi" (all-over chrysanthemum) pattern, with countless chrysanthemum blossoms intricately carved across the entire surface of the incense burner.
It boasts a dignified and beautiful form, supported by three legs that provide excellent stability.
The lid features intricate openwork carving, designed to allow the incense smoke to rise beautifully.

Sano Kōsai is a master craftsman of Takaoka copperware—skilled in casting, metalworking, and metal engraving—who is renowned for the honor of performing a demonstration before Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress. His incense burners are crafted using advanced techniques such as traditional lost-wax casting, intricate hand-engraving, and gold and silver plating; they are highly acclaimed as tea ceremony utensils, Buddhist ritual implements, and fine art objects.


Condition*
In Good condition.
Size Approx.
112 x 90 mm / 483 g
There are pain and stains due to aged deterioration,but no problem with functionality.
Please use zoom to inspect all pictures closely for the cosmetic condition.
This item is sold as a collectible, decor and not intended for daily use.


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