The "Squirrel and Grape Coffee Set" includes ten pieces in total: a coffee pot, a creamer, cups, and saucers, with the interior walls glazed in harmonious white. The abundant grapes convey meanings of "abundance" and "bountiful harvest," while the squirrel symbolizes "offspring." Together, they represent "many children," "abundant harvest," "wealth," and "prosperity." "Squirrel and Grape" has been an important decorative motif since the Ming and Qing dynasties, embodying auspicious meanings. This coffee set is based on the *Baochun* (Herald of Spring) teapot form, featuring full shoulders and a rounded belly, upright and dignified. The spout, handle, and knob are shaped like vigorous and dynamic grapevines, with lively and vivid squirrels emerging from the walls as if climbing. The grape clusters are tight and full, with squirrels frolicking and playing among them in charming poses, lifelike and vivid. A scene of bountiful harvest and joyous celebration naturally emerges.