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A 200ml gong fu teapot hand-hammered from .999 fine silver in Qujing County, Yunnan, a region with over 1,500 years of silver-smithing history. It weighs about 202 grams of silver and the lid is engraved with the names of the nine sons of the Chinese dragon. Unlike clay pots it will not shatter if dropped, so it can be handed down. Against porcelain or Yixing rivals it trades heat retention and porous seasoning for pure metal, a neutral brewing vessel and heirloom durability. Reviewers of silver pots generally note fast, even heat and a clean taste, but also a lid that weeps at the start of a pour and a hot body to handle.
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This is a .999 pure silver teapot made for gong fu tea brewing. It is made in Qujing County, Yunnan, a place with more than 1,500 years of history in silversmithing. The teapot holds 200 ml.
The lid is decorated on top with the names of the nine sons of the Dragon: 囚牛、睚眦、嘲风、蒲牢、狻猊、霸下、狴犴、负屃、螭吻.
Each teapot is tested before sale for lid fit and flow. It is not a clay teapot, so the lid may leak slightly at the start of the pour.
