The blue meaning of incense burner

Nothing special, just like an ordinary incense burner.

Incense burner symbolizes the atmosphere of faith and religion, and the symbolic significance of incense burner in individual families is greater than the actual significance.

Ancient literati listed burning incense, making tea, arranging flowers and hanging pictures as four arts, which became their important life contents. We put a incense in the incense burner used by our ancestors, and think about how many ancestors once lit incense and prayed in front of this incense burner, which brought comfort to people's hearts. Naturally, it is extraordinary. Incense burner, for China people, is not only a Buddhist ceremony in Buddhist temples, but also a necessary offering in China's family. China's national culture developed very early. In ancient times, people often smoked rooms with incense to deodorize them. Therefore, the ancients read and played the piano, and liked to burn a furnace of incense first, so that they could clear up their distractions and concentrate themselves.

Paying attention to the pursuit of water and source is the virtue of China people. In Buddhism, incense burners with different shapes are used in different positions, so different incense must be burned. For example, we often see the big incense burners in the center or outside the Hall of the Great Hero, which are mostly made of copper, iron and other metals, and the temple number is engraved on the furnace body for the believers to insert incense. And we often see round incense burners in temples. This incense burner has three feet, the front foot one and the back foot two, which are placed as follows; It is often used as a metaphor for the three treasures in Buddhism, both of which are indispensable.