藍地粉彩纏枝蓮托八寶紋賁巴壺始燒於乾隆朝後期，乃仿藏式金屬器而作的法器，用於皇家喇嘛廟或賜予西藏僧侶的禮物。清代皇家信仰佛教，景德鎮的禦窯廠大量的生產了各種瓷質的佛教用具，例如七珍、八寶、賁巴壺等，除了作為宮中佛堂的法器外，也用來供朝廷賜給西藏地區的佛教寺院。乾隆、嘉慶時期，賁巴壺也是皇帝向內地寺廟的進獻之物。文獻曾記載，乾隆皇帝祭祀泰山岱廟時，就曾進獻過賁巴壺，所以賁巴壺乃稀有少見之物。

        The phunpa urn, painted with powder enamel and decorated with eight treasures, was first burned in the late qianlong dynasty. It is a kind of buddhist ritual vessel modeled on Tibetan metal ware and used in the royal lamasery or as a gift to Tibetan monks. In the qing dynasty, the imperial kilns in jingdezhen produced a large number of porcelain buddhist utensils, such as the seven treasures, eight treasures, and the Ben ba teapots. Besides being used as buddhist tools in palaces, they were also used by the imperial court to endow buddhist monasteries in Tibet. During the qianlong and jiaqing periods, the phunpa POTS were also presented by the emperors to the inland temples. According to the literature, the Ben - ba kettle was a rare thing when the qianlong emperor sacrificed to dai temple in mount tai.