Iron-Red Ice Plum Palace Lantern Teapot, 

The "Palace Lantern" (Tribute Lantern) shape originated during the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty, modeled after traditional lanterns. It features a flat lid, straight neck, S-curved spout, and a handle like a silver hook with latent strength, exuding a fresh, natural form and elegant aura.

With an iron-red ground, pure gold is used to depict cracked ice patterns, interspersed with green plum blossoms. The interplay of red, white, green, and gold creates a striking contrast. The plum blossom motif, embodying the spirit of "ten thousand blossoms daring to bloom through the snow," is perfectly integrated with the ice crackle patterns, exuding noble elegance, unyielding integrity, and fresh vitality, rich with literati charm.