Snuff bottles originated from Western snuff containers and, after being introduced to China during the late Ming dynasty, gradually evolved into miniature works of art that combined crafts such as painting, calligraphy, carving, and inlay. The materials used are diverse, including glass, jade, ceramics, and metal. The inner walls are decorated with intricate "inside paintings," depicting landscapes, figures, flowers, birds, insects, and fish in a small space, with exceptional skill. They were not only practical objects for refined enjoyment but also became miniature vessels embodying Chinese traditional culture and the spirit of craftsmanship, and are praised as "miniature works of art that bring together various crafts."