Chrysanthemums reflect the clouds at Yunqi.


Release time:

2025-05-17

Chrysanthemums reflect the clouds at Yunqi.

Gram weight: 527g

Capacity: 900ml

Dimensions: 155x129x209mm

The silver teapot boasts a mirror-like luster, and its body is adorned with intricate designs inspired by traditional landscape paintings, vividly capturing a breathtaking natural scene. On the teapot’s surface, an exquisite pavilion nestled among lush trees stands out in striking contrast against the golden roof, lending an air of luxurious elegance. Delicate brushstrokes and refined relief techniques seamlessly infuse the essence of landscape painting into the silver vessel, where pavilions, mountains, rivers, grasses, and trees blend harmoniously with nature. The surrounding flora—including chrysanthemums and pine trees—is rendered with delicate lines. As one of the “Four Gentlemen,” the chrysanthemum blooms in late autumn, undaunted by the cold, symbolizing noble character and unwavering resilience. The evergreen pine tree, thriving through all four seasons, is revered as a symbol of longevity. The teapot’s lid is embellished with an ivory round knob, reflecting an extraordinary attention to detail. This silver teapot embodies the quintessence of traditional culture, exuding an overall aura of opulence, elegance, and harmonious unity.


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