9999 Pure Silver Hand-Hammered Tea Kettle - 700ml
A collector-grade hand-crafted tea kettle made from 9999 pure silver, created for boiling water and premium Gongfu tea preparation. The piece features traditional hand workmanship, an ornate floral brocade-inspired hammered body and a jade-accented lid detail.
9999 Pure Silver Construction
The product is identified as 9999 national-standard pure silver, placing it in a very different category from ordinary ceramic or plated teaware: it is a precious-metal tea vessel whose value is strongly influenced by silver content, weight and hand craftsmanship.
Large 700ml / Approx. 530g Version
This ClayZenith listing features the large version at approximately 530g with 700ml capacity, a substantial format designed to anchor a premium tea table.
Hand-Hammered Brocade Pattern
The silver body is richly worked with a repeating brocade-like floral lattice texture and contrasting gold-toned botanical accents. A wrapped bail handle and green jade-style lid accent create a ceremonial, collectible presentation suited to an elevated Chinese tea room.
Premium Gongfu Tea & Water Boiling
Designed as a boiling-water kettle for serious tea preparation, it can become the centerpiece of a Gongfu tea table. Pair it with Yixing teapots, porcelain gaiwans, dark timber, stone and restrained natural materials for a refined Chinese tea setting.
Precious-Metal & Food-Contact Documentation
Product documentation includes precious-metal identification and food-contact testing materials associated with this silver teaware line.
Care for Pure Silver
Pure silver naturally develops oxidation and patina over time. Empty and dry the kettle thoroughly after use, use cleaning materials appropriate for fine silver, and avoid harsh abrasives. Natural tonal changes are part of the character of genuine silverware.
FAQ
Is this ceramic or silver?
This listing is for a 9999 pure silver tea kettle, not ceramic teaware.
What capacity is the kettle?
The large version is approximately 700ml.
How much does it weigh?
Approximately 530g, with normal handmade production tolerances.
Why is this significantly more expensive than ordinary teaware?
It is made from a substantial quantity of high-purity silver and incorporates hand craftsmanship, placing it in the precious-metal teaware category.
Is product documentation included?
Precious-metal identification and food-contact documentation is associated with this product line.
