This antique Southeast Asian stoneware burner, likely late 19th–early 20th century, once held sacred smoke. Its marbled green-and-black glaze swirls across a tripod form with sculpted feet, and top holes release incense. A ceremonial centerpiece of the past, it now makes a striking modern accent, perfect for display, potpourri, dried flowers, or small treasures, blending history with purpose and tranquility.