Natural Gourd Drinking Bottle Wine Water Cup Calabash Home Decor Bday Gift New

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The pyrotechnic gourd has been listed in the Chinese Intangible Heritage list and is an art treasure
Warm tip:
here is a manual measurement of sample size (about), measurement may have some errors. In addition, due to the difference between the resolution of the computer monitor and the light, the color may not be exactly the same as that in real life. Because this is a handmade product, the items you receive may be a little different from the order photos on eBay. (small mistake). Refer to the actual product. thank you. The wooden frame (or hanging board) in the picture of the following items is not included.
Description:
1.The perfect gift - the ideal gift for men's birthday, Christmas, wedding, housewarming, graduation,
Father's Day holiday and fishing, hunting, camping, barbecue outdoor activities, you can enjoy
drinks anytime, anywhere.
2.New style kettle plug, leak-proof design, copper mouth treatment, complimentary stainless steel
funnel.
3.The shape is a gourd shape, which can hold both wine and water. At the same time, it can also be
used as a pendant.
Special attention: do not use hot water to clean the inside of the wine pot, the hot water will cause the protective layer to fall off, loss of anti-seepage function.
Volume:
4"tall: The net height is 9-11cm and the volume is about 300ml.
8"tall: The net height is 18-22cm and the volume is about 500ml.
9.5"tall: The net height is 22-26cm and the volume is about 750ml.
11"tall: The net height is 26-30cm and the volume is about 1000ml.
1. It means wealth. As "gourd" and "fortune" sound the same, it is also a symbol of wealth, representing longevity and auspiciousness.
2. It means good luck and exorcism. In ancient times, when a couple got married and went to the cave to drink the "Heying" wine, the "Ying" was a gourd, which meant that the soul of the couple could fit after a hundred years, so the ancients regarded the gourd as a mascot for seeking good luck and protecting themselves from evil spirits