Yang Jianqiang, born in 1969, is a purple sand arts and crafts artist, a young ceramist and a member of China Arts and Crafts Association. Since 1992, he has been engaged in the creation and design of ceramics, and studied under the senior arts and crafts artist Tan. He has studied hard for more than ten years and devoted himself to practice, forming a style combining tradition and modernity, and integrating new creative ideas into his works, making them more philosophical and connotative. Has launched nearly dozens of fine works, many of which have become the treasures of celebrities in the entertainment industry, and participated in many ceramic art appraisal exhibitions at home and abroad. He has won various awards, such as gold, silver and bronze. His works have been published in various news media and large-scale purple sand publications all over the country and won the favor of many collectors. He is especially good at making all kinds of difficult purple sand tea sets. The design of tea set broke the traditional structure and manufacturing method, and he pioneered the production of "Yang Ke" tea set, which was highly appreciated by people from all walks of life. The clay paintings and plum tea sets he created are elegant in shape and full of charm, with high artistic content and collection value. Many works have been published in Fiona Fang, Artists' World and other magazines, and have been highly praised by people from all walks of life. /huoba/229 193.htm