Witness the largest Jun kiln incense burner in Inner Mongolia

This extraordinary piece holds the title of the largest, most complete and most intricately crafted Jun kiln incense burner ever found in China. About 42.7 cm high, it has a mesmerizing blue glaze with varying shades. Bold beast and dragon motifs perfectly complement the rich flowing glaze. Its inscription reveals the burner was crafted on the 15th day of the ninth lunar month of the jiyou year by a craftsman surnamed Song, during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368).

This remarkable artifact, unearthed in Hohhot, offers a glimpse into vibrant trade between the north and Central Plain during the 13th-14th centuries. Plan your visit to the Inner Mongolia Museum to see it up close!