[Collection Name]: Enamel Colored Beam Pot

[Historical Era]: Qing Dynasty

[Collection Size]: Height 13.8 cm, Caliber 6 cm, Bottom Diameter 10.5 cm

Copper body cloisonn é enamel, also known as cloisonn é, is a type of object made by using soft flat copper wire to shape various patterns on a copper body, welding them together, and then filling them with enamel glaze and firing them. This technique was widely popular during the Ming Dynasty's Jingtai period, and was called "Jingtai Blue" because blue glaze was the most outstanding. The production process includes: tire making, wire cutting, blueing, blueing, polishing, gold plating, etc.

This enamel colored teapot and tea set features a slender curved flow, folded shoulders, straight belly, and flat bottom, with symmetrical crescent shaped handles connected at both ends of the shoulders. Paired with colorful auspicious patterns such as butterflies and peonies on a blue-green tone, it has a strong decorative effect. The objects have smooth shapes and elegant colors, combining practicality and artistry, and are treasures of traditional Chinese handicrafts.