Fu xi

INCENSE HOLDER SIZE

About 3.11*4.53 In

THIS INCENSE HOLDER SYMBOLISM

A revered figure in ancient Chinese legend, Fù Xì is one of the nine sons of the Dragon King. Often found perched atop stone tablets and libraries, he embodies wisdom, learning, and quiet contemplation.

Now reborn as a handcrafted incense holder, Fù Xì channels sacred smoke into your space, enhancing clarity, inviting focus, and protecting intellectual energy. A perfect talisman for writers, thinkers, and spiritual seekers.

📖 Let your thoughts rise with the smoke — guided by the guardian of knowledge.

INCENSE HOLDER HISTORY

Incense holders—also known as incense stands or burners—originated in ancient China as early as the pre-Qin period. Initially used in royal rituals and religious ceremonies, they symbolized a sacred bridge between humanity and the divine. As incense culture flourished, these holders became integral to the refined lifestyles of scholars and artists, appearing in studies and tea rooms as both functional tools and expressions of aesthetic taste. During the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, craftsmanship reached new heights, with incense holders made from bronze, porcelain, and jade, often featuring intricate designs rich in symbolic meaning. Today, incense holders are not only part of traditional incense rituals but are also appreciated as spiritual and decorative objects that enhance space, focus energy, and reflect inner peace.

MAKING PROCESS

Handcrafted in Jingdezhen—the porcelain capital of China—this incense burner is shaped with care, detail by detail, by master artisans. Every expression, every color, every curve is born from human hands, not machines, carrying the warmth of creation and the spirit of tradition. It is not just a decorative piece, but a living embodiment of ancient craftsmanship and spiritual guardianship. Each one is unique, waiting to resonate with the energy of its destined owner.