English: An incense burner given by the Emperor Wu of Han to Wei Qing as an imperial gift, Shaanxi History Museum

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Bronze Bamboo-joint-shaped Censer with Gilded Gold and Silver

Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - AD 8)

Excavated from No. 1 satellite vault of No. 1 anonymous tomb, Maolin Mausoleum, Xingping City

The incense burner consists of a brazier, a stem and a pedestal, the three parts are riveted together. The whole surface is plated with gold and silver. It is one of the best-known metalwork objects of this period and a consummate piece of workmanship. Two inscriptions, on the base of the lid and on the edge of the foot, identify and describe the object, giving dates of manufacture and of delivery, probably in 137 and 136 BC. The inscriptions associate it with the family of Princess Yangxin, the elder sister of emperor Wudi (r. 141-87 BC), probably was the reward Emperor Wudi bestowed upon his sister and her husband, the chief General Wei Qing.