Japanese Antique Bronze Incense Burner with Cutout Lid and Tripod Legs BOS932

Description:
One of the metal fittings on the leg is slightly loose.

This is a beautifully crafted Japanese antique bronze incense burner, featuring an elegant dome-shaped lid with intricate openwork cutouts and three decorative tripod legs. The warm patina and traditional form reflect the refined artistry typical of Meiji to early Showa period craftsmanship.

The lid is adorned with a pierced design, likely inspired by stylized floral or botanical motifs, allowing smoke to diffuse gracefully. The body rests on curved legs with rivet-style accents, adding visual interest and stability. It comes with its original wooden storage box.

This incense burner is not only a practical item for use in traditional ceremonies or aromatic enjoyment but also makes an appealing decorative object or collector’s piece.

Features:

• Antique Japanese incense burner (koro)

• Made of bronze with aged patina

• Dome-shaped pierced lid with cutout design

• Decorative tripod legs with dotted patterns

• Comes with wooden storage box

Use:
Ideal for burning incense during meditation, tea ceremonies, or as a traditional display item in your home or personal collection.

Size:

• Height: 14cm / approx. 5.5 inches

• Diameter: 13cm / approx. 5.1 inches

• Caliber: 11.5cm / approx. 4.5 inches

• Box dimensions: 17cm × 17cm × 16.5cm / approx. 6.7 × 6.7 × 6.5 inches

• Weight: 355g

• Total weight with box: 690g

Condition:
Used item with signs of age. There are scratches, stains, and rust present, particularly around the inner support and metal surface. The wooden box shows wear and has a damaged corner.
One of the metal fittings on the leg is loose.

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