Persimmon-shaped Copper Kettle

Persimmon-shaped Copper Kettle

　　The kettle has a flat, round shape resembling a persimmon, hence the name "Persimmon-shaped Copper Kettle." It is an essential item in the daily lives of both Mongolian and Han people. During the Tongzhi era, prominent copper workshops included Dachengyu, followed by Fuyucheng, Guo Copper Workshop, Xu Copper Workshop, Ding Copper Workshop, Wu Copper Workshop, and others.

　　Features of the Persimmon-shaped Copper Kettle: It has an attractive appearance, a shiny surface, and does not produce any unusual odor even after prolonged use with water.