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Chinese Qing Dynasty Incense Burner - Jimei National Museum of Asian Art

Chinese Qing Dynasty Incense Burner - Jimei National Museum of Asian Art

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It is a utensil used for burning spices, commonly used in religion, worship, and daily life for incense burning. During the Qing Dynasty in the 18th century (1644-1912), this type of incense burner was widely produced and used in China. It is a copper, gilded, and enamel decorated artwork. The decorative theme includes the head of a glutton and the image of a lion, which have symbolic significance in ancient Chinese art. Gluttons are usually associated with power and mysterious power, while lions symbolize majesty and courage. It is currently housed in the National Museum of Asian Art in Jimei, France, showcasing the exquisite metal and enamel craftsmanship of the Qing Dynasty in China.

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