Name: 【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】Tang Sheng Pottery Five Elements Pot, Spring-Sounding Pot, Water Boiler (Rare Item)
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Price: 5000.0 TWD
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【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】Tang Sheng Pottery Five Elements Pot, Spring-Sounding Pot, Water Boiler (Rare Item)

Classic tea party
Size： L 1500Ｃ.C. M 1200Ｃ.C. S 800Ｃ.C

NT$5,000

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Tang Sheng Five Elements Mingquan Pot Water Boiler

With "earth" as the body,

Use "gold" as the handle,

Made of wood,

There is "water" in the pot,

Put it on "fire" to burn,

It is made of metal, wood, water, fire and earth, so it is called the "Five Elements Pot".

1. Pot body: Clay pots have been used to boil water since ancient times.

* Because it boils water better than other water boilers.

*Aesthetics: The earthenware pot is thick, simple and elegant, far beyond comparison with metal.

2. Lift: Copper:

* Shaped like a bow, with beautiful curves.

* The contact area with the kettle ear is small, and the heat conduction is also small, so there is no risk of burning your hands.

* Small contact, visually light and flexible, but more than enough to withstand gravity.

* The position of the carrying beam can be adapted to the situation. It can be lowered and pressed against the shoulder of the pot. It does not take up space when packaging. When it is used, it can stand upright above the pot lid, or it can be pushed down to the other side to form an oblique shape (with protrusions). point device) to avoid having to withstand the heat radiated from the pot body.

3. Lid: Traditional pot lids have a small hole. The disadvantages are:

* The steam erupts upward, and the hand holding the pot is just above it, which can easily injure the hand.

* Steam sprays directly onto the handle to generate heat, and burns may occur when holding the pot.

The Five Elements lid has no air holes, and the air inlet and outlet are located on the base of the kettle ears at the rear end of the handle beam, so the function is not lost.

4. Wooden:

* The round button on the cover has been called "De" since ancient times. Due to the poor thermal conductivity of wood, the cover can be lifted at any time without burning your hands.