Qing Dynasty Ru-ware-like Celadon Incense Stand with Elephant Shaped

A celadon incense stand made in the Jingdezhen ware during the Qing Dynasty.
In this era, it is a type of ceramic that respects and imitates the Ru ware.
The color of the glaze produced by the Ru ware is a pale light blue that looks like it contains moisture after the rain, which is also known as "blue after rain" and the color of the glaze produced by the yu kiln is stronger, more vivid, and more eye-catching.
The semi-devitrified, matte surface with little glassiness has characteristics similar to those of the Ru ware.
It is modeled after the shape of an elephant, and the way it roars while raising its head is both impressive and endearing.
The inside is hollow and elaborately made so that the mouth can be seen.
You can burn incense on top of the tube provided by its long nose and back.
The shape makes it easy to drain ash from the gap at the bottom into a round tray.
The nose, ears, and wrinkles on the body are sculpted three-dimensionally, and the contrast of the glaze makes them stand out, creating a realistic texture.
The inscription on the bottom indicates that it was made and used in accordance with the specifications of the imperial court.

There is no conspicuous flaws.It has good luster throughout and is in good condition.