The shape of the Qin quan purple clay teapot with dragon playing with pearl is like a steelyard weight. Qin quan pot is one of the traditional purple clay teapots, which originated in the Qing Dynasty in China. Its compact size, the spout is short, the handle is exquisite, the lid is slightly bulging, and the lid handle is like an arch bridge. The overall design is simple and dignified. The curvature of its handle conforms to human mechanics, and the spout pouring water is clean and neat, without splashing. This three-dimensionally engraved with the exquisite pattern of dragon playing with pearl on the teapot, its expression is vivid and gives a strong visual effect. Every detail has been carefully carved, showing unparalleled craftsmanship. As a symbol of identity and status, the dragon represents victory and success. This teapot perfectly integrates the element of the dragon, and the details are properly handled, showing the craftsman's superb skills and inheritance of traditional culture.

· Made of: Purple Clay (老紫泥).
· Includes: Certificate, Gift Box.
· Size: Length 13 cm (5.12"), Height 9.8 cm (3.86"), Caliber 5.5 cm (2.17").
· Capacity: 320 ml (10.82 oz).