Antique Japanese Bronze Koro Censer Incense Burner Meiji Yōkai Oni Foliage Birds

Description

View Antique Japanese Bronze Koro Censer Incense Burner Meiji Yōkai Oni Foliage Birds with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Made of bronze, it adds a touch of elegance and history to any collection or space with its traditional and unique aesthetic. On the Tripod legs, there are Oni faces. THIS INCENSE BURNER HAS NO TOP. The Antique Japanese Bronze Koro Censer Incense Burner is a beautifully crafted piece from Japan, specifically during the Meiji period between 1868-1912. This incense burner features intricate designs of mythical creatures called Yōkai featured on the handles sticking their tongues out, foliage, and birds, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of that time. Made of bronze, it adds a touch of elegance and history to any collection or space with its traditional and unique aesthetic. On the Tripod legs, there are Oni faces. In Japanese art and folklore, creatures with long or hanging tongues are typically Yōkai (supernatural spirits and monsters) or Oni (demons/ogres). THIS INCENSE BURNER HAS NO TOP 7 INCHES TALL VERY ORNATE AND INTRICATE DESIGNS WEIGHS 1 LB 10.2 OZ IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Other Japanese Antiques.

Primary Material

Bronze

Color

Bronze

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

Japan

Age

1868-1912

Country of Origin

Japan