Forbidden City Silver-Inlaid Dragon-Phoenix Xi Shi Teapot Gift Set | 200ml Blue & White Ware

Inspired by the cultural relics in the Forbidden City, this silver-gilt dragon and phoenix Xishi teapot perfectly combines the thousand-year palace aesthetics with modern silver-gilt craftsmanship, reproducing the luxurious charm of oriental civilization. The teapot is based on blue and white, with dragon and phoenix patterns winding and intertwined, and silver lines outlining scales and feathers, implying "harmony between yin and yang, auspicious dragon and phoenix", symbolizing the harmony of husband and wife, and the symbiosis of heaven and earth.

The body of the pot adopts the semi-manual porcelain making process. The craftsman uses Dehua kaolin as the body, which is quenched at 1300℃. The glaze is as bright as jade and warm to the touch. The silver-gilt part uses the intangible cultural heritage skills of the Forbidden City, and is purely hand-inlaid with silver wire. Each pattern needs to be carved with a bamboo knife and stamped with a rubbing bag to reproduce the relief texture of the Dunhuang murals. The spout is short and smooth, and the water is cut off neatly; the arc-shaped side handle fits the palm of the hand, and when pouring, it is like holding a pen and writing, showing the elegance of literati tea affairs.

The gift box contains a teapot (200ml) with a plain linen protective bag. It is a great choice for giving to friends, newlyweds or collectors.