Ancient Mining Area, Scorched Tea, Sacrificial Candlestick, Incense Holder

Offering; Sanskrit: pūja It is a ritual of offering sacrifices to gods, which was later passed on to Buddhism and transformed into "homa" (homa); Western Christianity also has burnt offerings for the gods. They each have their own unique meanings, from pleasing the gods to eliminate disasters, to burning the nature (habits), to surrendering to the gods and dedicating to the gods. When the time comes, people will approach a certain sacred state through offerings (sacrifices). On the way of spiritual practice, I try to bring my life experience back to my creation, through their being seen, telling these stories, these things that may become some indexes, all of them are saying at the core, surrender to the sacred, burn us Inner imperfection. ---- size: About 7.5cm in diameter About 15cm high Origin: Taiwan Material: white porcelain clay Handmade After biscuit firing at 850 degrees and glaze firing at 1230 degrees, the glaze is non-toxic and can be used as an edible vessel. Remark: The size is measured by hand, there may be an error of 0.5cm, but I will try to be as accurate as possible. The photos are all taken in natural light, and try to capture all angles of the object, but there may still be different color differences and some subjective feelings due to the different brands and settings of the computer screen or mobile phone. Look at the photos before purchasing. Feel it, pick up the ruler at hand to help, and then you can place an order if you feel right :) Because the manpower is very limited, we do not accept returns and exchanges for the reason that the product is not as expected. If you have any questions, you can message me and let me try to respond. Customers who have messaged should know that I will definitely reply to the message, and I will take the trouble. ,thank you all. Finally, there are many variables in the firing of pottery, and sometimes there will be some small air holes that do not affect the use. If found, it is a normal phenomenon. I will try my best to avoid those variables during the production process. I look forward to receiving your feedback from pottery. See you next time.