99.9% Pure Copper Handmade Plum & Magpie Relief Teapot + Warmer (Bamboo Handle + Green Jade Knob)

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).

Plum and Magpie Relief: Hand-carved "Magpies on plum branches", with plum blossoms symbolizing "tenacity and elegance" and magpies representing "the arrival of good fortune", they form an Oriental auspicious scene of "joy on the face". The details of the relief are unique.
Bamboo woven handle: Hand-woven, comfortable to hold and heat-insulating and heat-resistant. The natural material forms a warm contrast with the pure copper texture.
Green jade teapot handle: With a lustrous and smooth texture, it is convenient to lift the lid, adding an elegant Oriental touch to the teapot body.

Compatible with electric ceramic stoves (for home desktops), gas stoves (for cooking water in the kitchen), and charcoal fires (for outdoor camping or courtyard tea parties), the heat preservation function of the warm stove is more suitable for long tea gatherings.

Home tea Party (Warm boiled water)
Suitable for tea enthusiasts who attach great importance to the sense of ceremony in tea ceremonies, the copper pot is used to boil water to supplement trace elements, the warm stove keeps the taste stable throughout the tea tasting process, and the plum and magpie carvings add a festive atmosphere to daily life.
Tea party long-lasting heat preservation boiling water
As a core utensware for tea parties, "Joy on the Face" symbolizes the joy of the gathering. The warm stove ensures the water temperature for multiple rounds of tea tasting, enhancing the tea party experience.
Outdoor charcoal fire boiling water + heat preservation
When camping or gathering in the courtyard, boil water over charcoal fire and keep it warm in a warm stove. The pure copper texture blends with the natural scene, and the relief details become an aesthetic highlight of outdoor life.

Craftsmanship and art

99.9% pure copper plates are repeatedly forged by hand to shape the arcs of the pot body and the warm furnace respectively, ensuring uniform heat conduction.
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.
Hand-woven bamboo handles, calibrated in length and load-bearing capacity; The green jade knob inlaid with it echoes the style of the teapot body.
Calibrate the compatibility between the temperature furnace and the teapot body to ensure stable placement and good heat preservation effect.

Tips for Use

First use: Wipe the pot body and warm the stove with warm water and a soft cloth. Boil/heat a pot of clear water respectively and discard it (remove any manual residue), then use it normally.
Copperware maintenance: Avoid dry burning. After use, let it cool down and wipe it with a soft cloth. Do not use strong acid cleaners. The copperware 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.
Warm pot usage: The warm pot is only used for heat preservation. Do not boil water directly in the warm pot. When placing it, make sure the pot body is firmly attached to the warm pot.
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.