Pottery Sculpture, 'Tall Incense Burner/Candleholder'
This handmade pottery artwork is the replica of a ceramic censer relic made in Han Dynasty (B.C.206~A.D.220). The upper part of censer shapes as an oval sphere. Triangle shaped orifices are carved on the body of burner. The top opening is also big enough to host a candle fire. The round base can be filled with water to prevent overheating and fire.
Chinese people started using incense since the Spring and Autumn period (B.C. 770~B.C. 476). In Western Han Dynasty (B.C.206~A.D.25), incense began to prevail in people’s lives. Besides keeping the air in fresh, incense is very important in rituals and ceremonies.
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About the artist, Gao Xiaofei
Luoyang in Henan province is a city with a long history. Luoyang has been the capital for many dynasties through out Chinese history. Gao Xiaofei was born in a village near Luoyang. His family has been trading and repairing antiques for generations. Gao has a special interest in pottery. Inspired by the exquisiteness of the ancient pottery sculptures, he started his workshop replicating the artworks in 1994.
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