The snuff bottle is one of the main ethnic handicrafts of Inner Mongolia. The silver enamel snuff bottle with embedded gems issimply designed with finished workmanship and bright colors. The snuff bottle is decorated with valuable gem such as coral and tophus and one never gets tired of appreciating it.

    The Mongolian nationality was famous for its silverware even before Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368). Mongolian silverware includes the silver bowl, Mongolian sword, silver kettle, drinking vessel, silver hairpin and headdress and various harnesses. This silverware is simple and elaborately made with elegant colors and pattern, featuring a distinct ethnic style.

    The Mongolian sword is a decoration for men and comes in a variety of models and sizes. This sword shows off the finest workmanship of the Mongolian nationality. The blade of the sword is made of good steel and the handle is made of ox horn and rosewood. The sword is practical and beautiful. The sheath has a hole for inserting ivory or camelbone chopsticks. The sheath is made from gold, silver or copper with engraved an dragon, tiger and animal's head and cloud pattern.

    The Mongolian bowl is made of birch root. The surface is studded with silver plate. The stand of the bowl is engraved with a beautiful pattern. Mongolian people eat, drink alcohol and tea with it and keep it as a treasure.

    Balin Stone produced in Chifeng City of Inner Mongolia is one of the four renowned seal materials of China. Balin Stone can be classified into bloodstone, frozen-stone and colorful stone. The stone can be opaque or translucent and is vermeil, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, white, gray and black. Balin Stone is in a lump. Fine and smooth, crystal as jade, Balin Stone is a rare stone-carving material. Bloodstone seal made from Balin Stone is regarded as a treasure of various seals.