Height:13cm (5.12in) Width:16cm (6.30in) Weight:6110g (13.470lb)This is an incense burner mountain carving of Shoushan stone from the Qing Dynasty. It is carved from natural raw stone with reddish-brown tone and yellow skin stains. Bats and ancient coins are carved in relief, with hollowed holes for incense emission, symbolizing blessing arriving. It features simple and vigorous carving and thick aged patina, an elegant stationery incense object.

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