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The hat-shaped pot first appeared as a Ming-style small pot, most commonly seen in giant wheel beads. "The hat-shaped pot has a vague chivalrous style. It is free and elegant, without pretense, with clean and neat lines, and the roundness is natural and smooth." This pot is made of high-quality Zhaozhuang red clay. The clay is beaten by hand to make it light and thin, making it even lighter when in use.

[Old craftsman’s heart, rigorous workmanship]  Gao Qimeng is the father of Gao Fang, a disciple of Wutang Wang Qiang. The style of the work is simple and light, combined with modern aesthetics to handle line proportions, and the ancient and modern styles are perfectly blended. The connection between the works and every point, line and surface are well handled, and the difficulty of the craftsmanship and its rigor and meticulousness are fully reflected in the details. The main works are mainly imitations of ancient times, full of old-fashioned flavor, grasping the concise style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, without losing the beauty of modern practicality.