[Japanese ancient art] Nabeshima yaki celadon incense burner tripod type stove

This piece is a Japanese Nabeshima celadon incense burner. The glaze color is naturally warm and moist. The light cyan glaze surface is accompanied by a slight shrinkage of the glaze and a slight opening. It is very beautiful! **【Nabeshima ware】** It is a high-end porcelain fired by the Saga Nabeshima Domain kiln in the Edo period. The kiln site is located in the well-known and representative porcelain production areas in Japan, Hizen Kokuden (today's Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, Kyushu), Imari (today's Imari) Imari City, Saga Prefecture) area. Among them, the kilns operated in Okawauchi Mountain (located in the south of Imari City, Saga Prefecture) not only provided utensils needed by the feudal lord for daily use, but also produced high-end gifts for the shogun and other feudal lords. **【Nabeshima Celadon】** Nabeshima celadon, which exhibits a soft and steady style, is made from white porcelain clay with a celadon glaze containing a small amount of ferric oxide as a colorant, and is fired through a high-temperature reduction flame. During the firing process, ferric oxide will be reduced to oxidized Iron makes the glaze color of Nabeshima celadon appear light blue.