99.9% Pure Copper Handmade Plum & Magpie Relief Teapot ( "Happiness on the Brows" Auspicious Style + Multi-Stove Compatible)

Copper is an essential trace element for the human body and participates in physiological processes such as hemoglobin synthesis and activation of antioxidant enzymes. Boiling water in a 99.9% pure copper kettle will release a small amount of copper ions within a safe range, which can gently supplement the copper element that is easily lacking in the human body's daily diet (Note: The daily copper requirement of the human body is only about 0.9mg, so there is no need to worry about excessive use when boiling water in a copper kettle normally).

The body of the teapot is hand-carved with a relief of "Plum Branches and Magpies" : The plum blossom symbolizes "tenacity and elegance", and the magpie represents "good news coming to the door", combining to form the traditional auspicious meaning of "joy on the eyebrows" in the East. The details of the relief are hand-polished. The depth of each pattern and the posture of the magpie are unique, combining cultural implications with the aesthetic of a one-of-a-kind handcrafted piece.

The pure copper handle is hand-welded and calibrated, which is stable and heat-resistant, and fully load-bearing when held. Compatible with electric ceramic stoves (for home use), gas stoves (for the kitchen), and charcoal fires (for outdoor camping and tea parties), it meets the water boiling needs of multiple scenarios, combining practicality and aesthetics.

Healthy Home Tea Brewing (with auspicious meanings)
Suitable for tea enthusiasts who value health and a sense of ritual in life, the copper-boiled water supplements trace elements, and the plum and magpie carvings add an auspicious atmosphere to daily life.
Auspicious tea party Boiling Water
As the core water boiler for tea parties, the meaning of "Joy on the face" is in line with the pleasant atmosphere of the gathering, and the handcrafted relief enhances the cultural texture of the tea party.
Outdoor charcoal fire boiling water
When camping or gathering in the courtyard, use charcoal fire with a copper kettle to boil water. The pure copper texture blends with the natural scene, and the relief details become an aesthetic highlight of outdoor life.

The 99.9% pure copper plate is repeatedly forged and shaped by hand to ensure uniform heat conduction of the pot body.
Hand-carved "Magpie on Plum Branches" relief: First, hand-draw the positioning, then finely carve the patterns, and polish the edges of the relief until the texture is warm and smooth.
Weld the pure copper handle and calibrate the Angle to ensure a comfortable grip, stability and heat resistance.

First use: Wipe the pot body with warm water and a soft cloth, boil a pot of clear water and discard it (remove any manual residue), then use it normally.
Copper pot maintenance: Avoid dry burning. After boiling water, wait for it to cool down and wipe it with a soft cloth. Do not use strong acid cleaners, as the copper pot will naturally form a warm and lustrous patina.
Relief cleaning: For tea stains or dust on the magpie relief, gently brush them with a soft-bristled brush. Avoid sharp objects scratching the details of the relief.
Safety Tip: The copper ions released when boiling water in a copper kettle are within a safe range. It is recommended to combine it with a diverse diet to ensure a balanced nutrition.