Ceramic: High-fired celadon, white porcelain, or Song Dynasty-style burners feature smooth glazes and timeless Chinese aesthetics. Durable but handle with care to avoid hard impacts.
Copper: Hand-carved or Xuande-style lost-wax burners resist corrosion and develop a natural patina over time, enhancing their antique appeal.
Colored Glaze: Blends modern techniques with traditional designs. High transparency showcases fragrant smoke. Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracks; best paired with low-temperature incense (e.g., powder).
Cast Iron: Thick, heat-retaining walls ideal for prolonged use. Surfaces are treated with rust-resistant coatings (e.g., black lacquer or enamel).
