This bronze censer features a circular mouth, oval body, concave neck, bulging abdominal, and a circular stool that slightly leans outwards. There is a set of dragon ears situated on both sides of the bronze censer, symbolizing the body of a dragon. The bronze censer is covered with snowflake patterns, much like stars sparkling in the night sky. The rim and circular stool both have a dark brown color, contrasting heavily with the shiny gold of the bronze censer. There is a block of words inscribed on the bottom, “Made in the Xuande Period of the Ming Dynasty”. This is an imitation work made in the Qing Dynasty. The whole incense burner is in good condition, and only the inner wall has signs of oxidation due to incense.