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Glaze-transmutation ceramic incense burner with retro copper lid, fireproof mat, and incense coil holder. Suitable for various incense types, ideal for creative home decor and festive gifting.(Kiln yellowing） Hose Barb Fitting • General application: not only
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Glaze transmutation ceramic incense burner with retro copper lid, fireproof mat, and incense coil holder. Suitable for various incense types, ideal for creative home decor and festive gifting.(Kiln yellowing） Hose Barb Fitting • General application: not only • General application: not only suitable for car use Effortless Use: Forms 4 perfectly round meatballs at once with included scoop 8cm in height 【Glaze Transmutation Incense Burner · A Masterpiece of Ancient Craftsmanship】
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