Tea lovers who love tea naturally have a love for utensils. Silver has been used since 5,000 years ago. According to records, silver utensils were used more by ancient princes and nobles. Its elegance is like a goddess. When you put the utensils in your hands, you will feel very spiritual. For tea, in addition to purple sand and ceramics, silverware is also a good choice. Today, I will share with you tea friends a "9999 sterling silver flower full pot" pure hand-made, high-relief craftsmanship, Made by Mr. Wang Jianwei, the inheritor of the provincial intangible cultural heritage project of Hebei Province, China, "Wrong Gold and Silver", made by Mr. Wang Jianwei. Flowers are full of moon and water, and when the heart is full of flowers, the building is full of flowers.
Capacity: 200ml
Size: about 121mm*80mm*105mm,
Craft: The wrong gold and silver craftsmanship is one of the ancient Chinese metal craftsmanship decoration techniques. It first appeared in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. The prototype was shaped in the Spring and Autumn Period and prevailed in the Western Han Dynasty. , chisel grooves according to the shape of the pattern, pull pure gold or sterling silver into filaments or press them into thin slices and embed them in the pattern, and then grind them flat and polish them. In Huoxingzhuang Village, Dashangtun Town, Dacheng County, a household made The family of "wrong gold and silver chiseling skills" has four generations and more than a hundred years of traditional craftsmanship. 46-year-old Wang Jianwei is the fourth generation of wrong gold and silver carving skills. He has been fond of painting and clay sculpture since childhood, and began to learn at the age of 17 In 2017, the Cuo gold and silver chisel in Dacheng County was rated as the intangible cultural heritage of Langfang City, and the fourth-generation descendant Wang Jianwei was awarded the He was awarded the title of Master of Folk Arts and Crafts in Hebei Province and Master of Arts in Langfang City's Arts and Crafts Industry.