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English: Incense Burner Lid. Guan Kiln, Southern Song dynasty, 1127-1279 AD. Southern Song Imperial Kiln Museum, Hangzhou
The lid is decorated with the eight trigrams, which are cut through its surface to allow the smoke to escape. According to the museum information, when the Southern Song court fled to Hangzhou they had to travel light and leave their bronze vessels behind. Therefore, personal and ritual vessels like offering bowls and incense burners had to be remanufactured locally by the Guan kiln, in pottery instead of bronze. |
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