The gold design on the jazz inscription is based on the crown of the British king, while the deep red on the bottom comes from Tibet's most common and popular religious color, a combination of eastern and Western cultures, two traditional classic colors, gold and red, collide, showing the charming retro British style, while at the same time not losing the traditional flavor of Tibet. Looking at the porcelain, though in Tibet, you can imagine yourself sipping an English afternoon tea with it, taking a boat ride on the Thames, not far from the beautiful figures of London Bridge, the sound of the Scottish bagpipes was so melodious and comforting that it was a scene of enduring elegance in classical literature.