Urocza chińska kadzielnica ceramiczna, pokryta czerwoną emalią, ozdobiona złotymi motywami chmur i kaligrafią z tradycyjnymi życzeniami pomyślności i dostatku. Sygnowana „Made in China”, prawdopodobnie wyprodukowana w latach 1950–1970 na eksport. Dekoracyjny przedmiot o symbolicznym i duchowym znaczeniu, często używany w domowych ołtarzach.

10 x 10 cm

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Vintage Chinese porcelain incense holder with a deep iron red glaze, decorated with gold cloud cartouches and calligraphic script conveying auspicious wishes (e.g., “may you gain good fortune and prestige”). Marked “Made in China” on the base, likely produced between the 1950s and 1970s for export. • The base is stamped in red: “Made in China” along with Chinese characters. This kind of bilingual export mark was common from the 1950s through the 1970s, especially during the Maoist era. The Chinese text includes a character that looks like “荊” (Jing), possibly referring to Jingdezhen or a workshop therein.

A striking decorative piece with cultural and spiritual significance, often used on altars or as part of a scholar’s desk set.