The moral of three-legged pot

Ding is the representative of bronze culture in China. In ancient times, the tripod was regarded as a heavy weapon for the founding of the country and a symbol of state and power.

The shape of the pot comes from bronze ware, and its belly is full. The pot cover is gently folded and communicated with the arc of the pot body. The three-column foot placed below makes the whole pot shape as stable as Mount Tai. China people still have the consciousness of tripod worship, and the word "tripod" has been endowed with extended meanings such as "noble", "noble" and "grand".

A circle of happy palindromes is engraved at the hukou, which means "all the best, all the best"

The body of the pot is hand-carved with gluttonous patterns, which are solemn and dignified and have mysterious artistic characteristics.

The tripod pot is not only practical, but also a good collection. This is a silver pot handed down from generation to generation.