Handuo pot is a handicraft of Qing Dynasty, with a height of 9.2 cm. In the Qing Dynasty, Mei Diao Ding noticed that the pot body was bell-shaped, with a flat cover, a circle line on the upper part of the column buckle, a straight mouth, a square ear handle and a simple shape.

Handpile is one of the classic types of teapot, and its shape comes from an ancient vessel handpile. Handuo, a priest of the Han Dynasty.

The pot body is engraved with the word "Handuo", and the inscription next to it reads: "Handuo in the Han Dynasty is the pot, soil is gold, and tea is tea." Department "Luo Weng" carved money. The bottom is printed with the seal of "Riling Mountain Pavilion". The literati's pot art is unique. This pot was copied by Master Gu Jingzhou and won the unanimous praise of collectors.

The origin of Handuo Zisha Pot, Handuo Pot explained: Handuo, namely Tudor in Han Dynasty. Tudor, the big clock, is an ancient musical instrument. It is shaped like a clock, but it is very small. It is a square pliers with a short handle at the top and a tongue in the cavity, which can be made by shaking. Tudor's tongue is divided into two kinds: copper and wood. The one with a bronze tongue is called "Jin Duo" and the one with a wooden tongue is called "Mu Duo". The so-called Tudor is a bell.