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99.9% Pure Copper Handmade Maple Leaf Relief Teapot | Traditional Chinese Handcrafted Boiling Kettle for Tea Ceremony

This is a premium 99.9% food-grade pure copper teapot, crafted with traditional Chinese hand-forging and gold-chiseling techniques. The hand-carved maple leaf relief and retro design make it both a functional water-boiling tool and an artistic decor for tea lovers.

    1. 99.9% food-safe pure copper: Releases trace safe copper ions (essential human trace element) when boiling water.

    2. Hand-carved maple leaf relief: Unique handcrafted pattern, no identical pieces.

    3. Multi-heat source compatible: Works with induction cookers, gas stoves, and charcoal (suitable for home/ outdoor use).

    4. Retro copper handle: Stable and heat-resistant, easy to grip.

    Material & Craftsmanship

    Material: 99.9% high-purity food-grade copper (meets food safety standards for boiling water).

    Craftsmanship: Combines two traditional Chinese techniques:

    Hand-forging: The teapot body is repeatedly hammered by artisans to ensure even heat conduction.

    Gold-chiseling (intangible cultural heritage-related technique): The maple leaf relief is carved manually with fine tools, showing delicate texture.

    Cultural & Health Value

    Cultural implication: The maple leaf pattern represents "natural leisure" in Chinese aesthetics, fitting the tranquil atmosphere of tea ceremonies.

    Health benefit: Copper is an essential trace element for humans (supports hemoglobin synthesis and antioxidant functions). Boiling water in this copper teapot releases trace safe copper ions (daily human requirement: ~0.9mg; no excess risk with normal use).

    Usage Scenarios

    Home tea brewing: Boil water for pu'er, oolong, etc.

    Tea ceremony gatherings: Serve as the core boiling tool for tea parties.

    Outdoor camping: Compatible with charcoal for boiling water in natural settings.

    Care Tips

    First use: Wipe with warm water, boil 1 pot of water and discard (remove manufacturing residues).
    Daily care: Wipe with a soft cloth after cooling; avoid strong acid cleaners (copper will develop a natural patina over time).
    Relief cleaning: Brush gently with a soft brush to remove tea stains; avoid sharp tools.
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