incense ashes造句

• His sculpture " Long Ear Ash Head ", for example, consists of a massive head made of incense ash and steel.
• Examination of excavated fragments shows the fired clay body is a light grey colour, sometimes compared to the colour of incense ash.
• The reason it is considered fake is that it is not covered in incense ash, as would happen to any food sacrificed in a jesa ritual.
• These dishes were considered " fake " because they were consumed rather than used in a jesa ceremony, in which they would be covered with incense ash and rendered inedible.
• The other, a crumbling sculpture made from over 20 tonnes of incense ash, which was collected from Buddhist temples in Shanghai and across China s Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces ."
• The first settlers in Koxinga and Qing periods brought with them images or incense ashes from mainland temples, installed them in homes or temporary thatched huts, and later in proper temples, as economic circumstances permitted to build them.