Wooden incense holder from the Erzgebirge region of Germany. When you set incense inside its belly, smoke rises from its mouth. - Size: Approximately 9cm high (Box: Approximately 5.5cm high x 11cm wide x 6.5cm deep) Thank you for looking. I purchased this about 20 years ago in Seiffen, Germany. It's a rare item with a design that is no longer available. Just watching the smoke rise is soothing, and you can enjoy a gentle, fragrant time. Of course, with its simple design and the warmth of the wood, it's lovely just to display. I have never used it after purchase and have kept it mostly in its box. It is 【completely unused】, but the box and cushioning material show signs of aging. The main body is in beautiful condition, but there may be some minor scratches that I have overlooked. I will include the original incense, but it is quite old and may have deteriorated and not burn. In that case, please purchase new incense separately. Please take a good look at the images and consider purchasing if you understand that it has been stored at home. Also, wooden toys from the Erzgebirge Mountains adhere to tradition and use the minimum amount of traditional glue. Because the adhesive strength is weak, parts may come off with a slight impact. In that case, please repair it with wood glue. This item has no repair history. I will pack it with protective packaging and send it. ※※Caution※※ Please handle fire at your own risk. 【Smokers】 In Germany, smokers are displayed in homes during the Advent season. Wooden ones began to be made in the Erzgebirge region of Germany around 1850. They are one of the traditional crafts of the village of Seiffen. They are an essential item that brightens up the Christmas market every year, and the warmth of the wood and simple colors soothe the heart. 【Richard Glasser (Germany)】 Founded in 1932 in Seiffen, the Christmas village in the Erzgebirge Mountains of Germany, it is a major manufacturer alongside the Ulbricht company. They have a three-story shop and workshop on the main street of Seiffen, and their philosophy is to "maintain the traditional methods of the Erzgebirge region and create designs that are cute to everyone." They have won the "Tradition und form (Tradition and Form)" award more than once.