Listening to Snow Side Handle Silver Pot

Volume: Approximately 550 ml Weight: Approximately 330 g

This teapot is made of silver, with a pure white color, and is "made from a single piece," meaning that the body of the teapot is hammered from a single piece of silver without any welding. The surface of the teapot is decorated with only a circular swirling pattern, a large lacquered spherical knob, and a long wooden handle that is heat-resistant and heat-insulating, combining beauty and practicality.

This product is produced by Dayatang Intangible Cultural Heritage, and made by Hong Jike, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of silver forging.

As its name suggests, the vessel is entirely covered in snow, its surface exquisite and delicate. The side-handled teapot shape originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty, and has been passed down to this day; the black and gold lacquer handle complements the silver-white body of the teapot, creating a charming and antique aesthetic.

This piece is made from a single piece of silver. Except for the handle and lid, the rest of the body is made from a single piece of silver. It is not fused together, but is made by meticulous hammering, a difficult and complex process.

With a capacity of 550 ml, it can be used to brew tea, steep tea, or boil water – a truly delightful experience.

Made by Hong Jike, an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, from Dayatang.