Tripod copper alloy incense burner in the shape of a digested lemon, China, 19th century With a brown patina, the incense burner represents a digitized lemon, also called "Buddha's hand" for its finger-like end. Branches of leaves run over the body forming a handle and two feet on which the object rests. On the upper part, the orifice of the incense burner closes with an openwork lid surmounted by a small lemon digitate with leaf branches. Length : 22 cm ; weight : 733 g 十九世纪-佛手形铜香炉