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while the body of the lid is adorned by laced leaf patterns derived from lianli zhi – tree branches from two trees intertwined
To reduce the amount of rust on the incense burner
refreshing yet nourishing at the same time
As raw ingredients vary batch by batch
Also available with a Wutong wood tray
Palace Rituals - Incense sticks liuli while the body of theDescription Details Care Palace Rituals A Re interpreted Blend Incense was an integral part of Chinese palace life up until the 19th century. Men used incense to aid them in reading, composing poetry, and conducting official business; women used incense as they played music, sang, painted, and conducted unofficial business behind the scenes. Both carried incense balls on their waists, and had an incense holder permanently lit in their quarters. This