Eisho - Incense burner - Tin - Seven Autumn Plants





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This Japanese tin incense burner by Eisho, dating from 1970–1980, is decorated with the Seven Autumn Plants motif and has an embossed floral body, a pierced lid and an inscribed wooden box; it is in good used condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
This is a traditional Japanese pewter incense burner made by the craftsman Eizune. The theme is the classic seven autumn grass. The whole body of the furnace is embossed with lush flowers and leaves, with layers of flowers and leaves stretched out, and the details are delicate and full. The shoulder of the stove is shaped with a simulated bamboo weaving texture, which contrasts with the rich floral pattern of the main body.
The furnace cover adopts a transparent hollow process, so that the smoke can slowly escape, and the vine-shaped handle on the top of the cover is naturally flexible. The bottom of the incense burner is equipped with three legs for stable placement, and the craftsman's mark is engraved on the bottom. The artifact comes with the original inscribed wooden box, making it a complete collection.
The whole is well preserved, with clear relief layers, no cracks or holes, and only slight traces of oxidation left by natural time.
The goods will be properly packaged to reduce the risk of transportation damage, and the entire order logistics can be tracked, allowing you to wait for receipt with peace of mind.
This is a traditional Japanese pewter incense burner made by the craftsman Eizune. The theme is the classic seven autumn grass. The whole body of the furnace is embossed with lush flowers and leaves, with layers of flowers and leaves stretched out, and the details are delicate and full. The shoulder of the stove is shaped with a simulated bamboo weaving texture, which contrasts with the rich floral pattern of the main body.
The furnace cover adopts a transparent hollow process, so that the smoke can slowly escape, and the vine-shaped handle on the top of the cover is naturally flexible. The bottom of the incense burner is equipped with three legs for stable placement, and the craftsman's mark is engraved on the bottom. The artifact comes with the original inscribed wooden box, making it a complete collection.
The whole is well preserved, with clear relief layers, no cracks or holes, and only slight traces of oxidation left by natural time.
The goods will be properly packaged to reduce the risk of transportation damage, and the entire order logistics can be tracked, allowing you to wait for receipt with peace of mind.

