Beast Ear Eight Trigrams Copper Pot Drip

[Beast Ear Eight Trigrams Copper Kettle Drip Glass]

Beast Ear Eight Trigrams Copper Kettle Drip Glass has a height of 51 centimeters, an upper caliber of 32 centimeters, and an arrow ruler of 48 centimeters in length and 2.3 centimeters in width
This drip glass is shaped like a waist drum, with decorative patterns such as the Eight Diagrams, Luoshu, Haishui River Cliff, and seal inscription on the outside. Two animal ear type lifting handles are provided below the pot shoulder. The main body of the pot is a watering pot, a receiving pot, and an arrow ruler. In addition, there are components connected to the arrow ruler, such as a float, a drip tube, an aura tube, a siphon, a long handle piston, a pump, and a cold and heat box
The hourglass is an ancient instrument that used water to measure time. It is also known as hourglass, engraved hourglass, or hourglass because there is an arrow ruler inside the pot that measures the time. The use of a drip drain affects the position of the float due to changes in the water level in the kettle, and directly drives the arrow ruler up and down. When the arrow ruler rises, people can obtain accurate timing on the timeline
The production of the Beast Ear Eight Trigrams Copper Kettle Drip Leaks adopts the pump principle introduced from the West. It utilizes the piston pumping function to pump water from the receiving pot back into the watering pot, allowing the water in the pot to be used in a cyclic manner, thereby changing the traditional multi-level drain pot to only use two pots and merge them into one. At the same time, the 96 hour method is engraved on the arrow ruler, replacing the traditional Chinese method of one hundred minutes per day, making the timing more accurate. Therefore, this copper pot dripping glass has modern semi mechanical properties, and is also an innovation in the production of leakage carving in the Qing Dynasty palace