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This teapot may look like it’s painted, but it’s actually created using a traditional enamel technique.

In this process, artisans apply mineral-based enamel onto the metal surface, then fire it at high temperatures until it melts and fuses into a glass-like coating. This enamel craft process creates a smooth, glossy, and highly durable finish.

Traditional enamel teapot making requires precision, patience, and skill, from shaping the metal to applying detailed patterns and firing the piece multiple times.

This kind of handmade craft is widely appreciated in countries like the United States, Japan, and Europe for its artistic and cultural value.
What do you think about this process? Would you use a teapot like this?

🎥 Credit: ‎⁨@CNshanbai⁩ 
✂️ Edited by: ‎⁨@rawcraftlab⁩ 

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00:00This is how a traditional Chinese enamel teapot is made.
00:04First, the artisan heats pieces of metal and shapes the body of the teapot, including its spout.
00:10Next, the rim, lid, and handle are carefully crafted.
00:15The spout is then welded using a mixture of silver, copper, and zinc at around 800 degrees Celsius.
00:23After that, two small side handles are attached to the teapot.
00:27The teapot is soaked in an alum solution, giving the surface a brighter, cleaner finish.
00:33Then, thin metal wires are shaped into intricate patterns and carefully attached to the surface before being fixed in place
00:42with heat.
00:43The teapot is cleaned, painted, and fired at around 760 degrees Celsius.
00:49Once cooled, the main handle and lid are finally assembled.
00:53The final result is a blue teapot with a beautiful flower pattern.
00:57Would you use a teapot like this?
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