Nansha was originally an ancient bay, connected by sea and sky. Looking at the home port terminal of Guangzhou Nansha International Cruise Line, the overall shape is like a giant whale leaping out of the sea, while the cruise ship is like a child looking back at the home port. The perfect integration of whales, ships and sea adds a trace of oriental artistic conception to the terminal building with a sense of science and technology. In order to strengthen this oriental impression, I designed this creative incense insert. The main modeling line is extracted from the beautiful and smooth side line of the terminal building. The upper and lower blocks are whale mother and child, symbolizing the meaning of the home port. The bottom surface of the whale is marked with whale belly lines, the concept of "whale" is further strengthened. The head of the whale can put back incense-the whale breathes water and flows back to the sea through the through hole incense. The tail of the whale is in the shape of an old man fishing and burning incense backwards. The lighthouse guides the metal paper boat at the tail to the home port, symbolizing the return to the embrace of the mother.

The water ripple design at the combination of the incense tray and the incense insert is designed to move with a static surface.

The incense tray can hold some small objects.

Take the terminal as the modeling element