censers

Gozbert — Detail of the Gozbert Censer, an intricately crafted bronze censer probably made in Trier around 1100. It is signed by the artist, Gozbertus. Standing 8.5 inches high, it represents the Heavenly Jerusalem. Holly Hayes all photos →

Refers to containers with perforated covers used for burning incense in a ritual context, especially ecclesiastical; usually of metal or ceramic.

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Page Title: censers
Added By: Holly Hayes
Date Published: December 12, 2012
Last Updated: April 15, 2024