Description
Tibetan Tea Pot
About Tea Pot
The carved teapot is traditionally made with copper and accordingly plated with silver and gold. It is a unique Tibetan teapot with a dragon on the holder grip and the neck respectively, where the dragon represents fortune, authority, growth, luck, and development traditionally.
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Introduction To The Tea Pot :
Tea in Tibet was an important staple in the diet. The tea was made from Chinese black tea bricks. Butter from yaks and salt were then added and churned together to give a thick, soup-like liquid. This was drunk throughout the day by all social classes. This teapot would have come from an aristocratic family or perhaps a wealthier monastery. There are some minor dents associated with age and use and an overall excellent patina.
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Size: 36 cm(Height) and 31 cm(Base)
Weight: 1.86 kg
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