Hasuda Shugoro - Incense burner - Pure copper three-legged aromatherapy stove - Brass

A brass incense burner created by master metalworker Shugoro Hasuda. The furnace body adopts a split structure, with a multi-layered spiral staircase shape at the base, and an open shallow bowl-shaped furnace body at the top. It is equipped with an exclusive hollow incense cover, with three holes for smoke dispersion and a crescent-shaped handle. The cover surface is engraved with flowing water patterns. The design is minimalist and restrained, integrating modern minimalist aesthetics with the traditional Japanese incense path shape. The whole body of matte brass has a delicate and soft texture, the author's signature is lightly engraved on the bottom, and the casting is thick and solid.
The brass furnace body is completely and evenly colored, with no large-area wear or bumps or dents. The spiral patterns and engravings are clear without wear and tear. The logo on the bottom is complete. The hollow holes in the fragrant lid are not deformed or broken. The crescent push button is firm and the running water engraving on the cover is intact.
Comes with paulownia wood box and resume card