Enamel work is a tribute to Chaoyan. It is a unique traditional Chinese craft with a history of more than 600 years. Its elegant form, rich colors, auspicious patterns, and innovative depiction techniques continue to fascinate today. Enamel has become a distinguished highlight in the history of Chinese handicrafts. Material and construction - Copper hot pot with high thermal conductivity. This design heats the inner wall thoroughly and evenly, enabling consistent cooking across the surface. - Copper elements in the body help maintain the original flavors of foods while supporting efficient heat transfer. Safety and durability - Hot-handling safety: thick pure copper ring as a handle, robust and durable. - The pot body is thickened to support long-term use. - Low heat conductivity in the handle design helps prevent burns during handling. Material advantage and performance - Copper remains a popular choice in Asian markets due to its outstanding heat dissipation. It transfers heat quickly and evenly across the entire surface, making it well suited for stews and hot pots. Use scenarios - Traditional family hot pot gatherings: enjoy a authentic dining experience with evenly heated broths and vibrant enamel patterns. - Stews and braises: the copper construction promotes fast, uniform heat distribution for flavorful results. - Asian-inspired kitchens and entertaining: the enamel artwork adds a decorative touch while delivering reliable performance.