Gilded Silver Pot with Entwined Branches Pattern (Vitality)

　　Product Model: 254#

　　Weight/g: 499

　　Dimensions: 163.5*139*201 1000

　　A solid, flat, and round overall teapot shape.

　　Vintage and timelessly appealing full-teapot design featuring intertwined vine motifs carved with chiseled craftsmanship.

　　Exquisitely delicate gilded leaf petal pattern

　　Minimalist circular spout ears and handle

　　Durable and versatile leather handle.

　　The intertwined lotus motif is a type of entwined-branch pattern, a traditional auspicious design. Typically used as one of the decorative motifs on porcelain, it derives its name from the continuous, winding nature of its floral branches. During the Ming Dynasty, it was referred to as "twisted branch." The compositional principle behind this motif involves combining wavy lines with circular arcs, which are arranged in either bilateral or quadrilateral continuous patterns, creating a fundamental style characterized by swirling, interlaced forms. Within these circular spaces or along the wavy lines, flowers are added and complemented with leaves, thus forming the intricate intertwined floral motif or the intertwined flower-and-fruit motif, where stems twist and intertwine amid lush blossoms and abundant foliage.