This bronze censer features a circular mouth and a converged neck. The bulging abdominal gradually slims downwards. The bottom stool leans outwards. There is a raised line of string between the shoulders and abdominal. There is also a circle line on the bottom which forms a nice parallel arc with the rim of the mouth. It cleverly exerts the power of decoration, giving the object a graceful contour. There is a set of bamboo ears situated on both sides of the bronze censer. The bamboos are decorated with gold rings, adding a hint of elegance in the midst of simplicity. There is a block of Made in the Xuande Period inscribed on the bottom. The seat is hollowed out and carved with auspicious clouds. The deep color of the bronze censer manifests a quiet and solemn atmosphere. It is indeed an extraordinary piece of art.