A silver teapot with a double-ring jade knob (jade treasure).

　　Product Model: K10#

　　Weight/g: 347

　　Dimensions: 153.5*136.5*181 1100

　　The adorable gourd-shaped design, with its graceful, ladylike waistline, is enchantingly elegant and endlessly captivating. The signature “kou dachu” feature lends it a light, delicate beauty—combining the classic, rustic simplicity of the iron handle with the refined elegance of the silver gourd waist. The short, playful spout delivers a smooth, silky flow of water. The special metallic finish, reminiscent of black pearls, exudes a deep, lustrous black sheen that reveals an extraordinary, otherworldly hue. Once you own this piece, you’ll never want to part with it!

　　The “single-draw mouth-forming” technique builds upon the conventional single-draw method for the teapot body. In this technique, the spout is gradually drawn outward from the inside of the teapot body—a process that is both highly challenging and intricate. To execute this technique successfully, the spout area must be deliberately left thicker beforehand, placing stringent demands on the artisan’s skill level. The artisan not only needs to master sophisticated techniques but also possess extensive experience. The key to achieving a single-draw spout and body lies in silver’s exceptional malleability—what artisans often refer to as “raising the spout.” As the spout extends outward from the body, it undergoes repeated shaping and adjustments, ultimately taking on either a straight or curved form. The resulting lines are smooth and fluid, ensuring a more effortless water flow and a beautifully rounded water stream.