The handmade cast iron Elephant Tower incense burner by the famous Japanese metalworker Zuifeng, the complete set includes a lacquered wood base, handwritten inscriptions and original printed paper box. The incense burner is cast in one lost-wax piece of cast iron. The main body is in the shape of a peaceful elephant. The elephant's limbs are solid and stable. The elephant's body is embossed with symmetrical curly grass auspicious patterns. The details of the skin folds, ivory, and rolled nose are delicately carved. The back is equipped with a removable pavilion-style pagoda stove cover. The tower body has a hollow smoke window. A smoke hole is reserved on the top of the tower. The furnace cavity is hollow, suitable for coiled incense and string incense. The entire object is treated with antique bronze patina, and the brown background is paired with mottled green rust stains, giving it a rich retro texture. The total length of the utensil is 14 cm, the overall height is 12 cm, the cast iron body is thick, and the net weight is 1320 grams.