Cloisonn é teapot during the late Qing Dynasty
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This teapot is a cloisonn é handicraft from the late Qing Dynasty in the 19th century and is currently housed in the Bleschunov Municipal Museum of Personal Collection in Odessa, Ukraine. Cloisonn é, officially known as "copper body wire cutting enamel" and commonly known as "enamel blue" or "inlaid enamel", is one of China's famous special metal handicrafts. By the Ming Dynasty's Jingtai period, this craft reached its peak and produced the most exquisite and famous handicrafts. Therefore, later generations referred to this type of metal artifact as "cloisonn é".
