[Longquan kiln] celadon kiln, incense burner, incense burner

The 鬲-style furnace is derived from the style of the Bronze鬲 in the Zhou Dynasty. The Longquan kiln of the Song Dynasty is the most famous. The whole ware is covered with powder green glaze, clear and warm, green like jade, with three ridges protruding from the abdomen to the toe, and the thin part of the glaze is white. It is generally believed that "supplement" is a masterpiece of filling white. On the edge of the vessel or the foot, the white marks of the fetal bone are often displayed on the protruding outline, although it is carved without showing any traces. This piece is a Li-style furnace fired in the style of the Longquan kiln in the Song Dynasty. Compared with the common censer, it is larger in size and belongs to the common reproduction of the Li-style furnace in museums.