Chrysanthemum pattern (small golden stamens)

　　Product Model: 18#

　　Weight/g: 174

　　Dimensions: 129*80*66, 200ml

　　Delicately and elegantly carved chrysanthemum designs

　　Half-moon side handle with chrysanthemum-petal-shaped teapot spout

　　Elegant gun-shaped spout

　　Seamless and minimalist in one smooth flow.

　　The chrysanthemum motif is one of the traditional symbolic patterns. In ancient times, chrysanthemums were highly favored by scholars and literati. In ancient China, chrysanthemums were also known by various other names, such as “Jie Hua,” “Geng Sheng,” “Zhu Ying,” “Jin Rui,” “Zhou Ying,” “Yan Nian,” and “Yin Cheng.” According to the “Zhongshan Jing” chapter of the “Shan Hai Jing,” chrysanthemums are described as “flowers of longevity.” Moreover, the chrysanthemum is Japan’s national flower—the Japanese imperial family’s emblem. Although Japan does not officially designate a national emblem under its laws, the imperial family’s crest—commonly regarded as Japan’s national emblem—is the “Sixteen-petal, Eight-layered Outer Chrysanthemum Pattern.” The royal family’s crest, on the other hand, features a “Fourteen-petal Outer Chrysanthemum Pattern.” The entire teapot is crafted from sterling silver, with gilded decorative motifs. The lid is smooth and press-fit, featuring a centrally riveted chrysanthemum-shaped knob. The teapot body has a flattened, round shape, with “sixteen-petal outer chrysanthemum” designs embossed on both sides. The spout is straight and cannon-shaped, ideal for high-volume brewing and quick tea extraction. A spherical filter screen at the back of the spout can be used either for brewing or filtering. The handle is adorned with imported rattan woven ears shaped like ears. With a capacity of approximately 200 ml, this teapot yields about four cups of tea, making it perfect for one or two people to enjoy a leisurely tea-drinking experience.