Shifutang mine red porcelain handmade dark incense pot

Shi, arts and crafts artist, member of China Arts and Crafts Association, member of Jiangsu Ceramic Association and member of Yixing Zisha Craft Association. He studied under Shao Xinhe, a senior craftsman, Zhang Suokun, and others. Engaged in purple sand art for more than 20 years, the pot made is generous in shape and novel in structure. On the basis of learning from predecessors, he boldly innovated and formed his own unique artistic style. His works have won many awards and are exported to Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong, Macau and overseas.

He has won many awards in domestic and international competitions. In 2002, the work "For Spring" won the gold medal of traditional art in the first "Hongyi Temple Cup" exhibition of famous purple sand works in Yixing, China; In 2005, the work "Beautiful Country" won the gold medal in the seventh China Arts and Crafts Masters Boutique Expo; Many works have been compiled into many large-scale purple sand books and periodicals such as History of Pots, Collection and Appreciation, Zisha Pot Art, 2006 Handmade Pottery Competition, and Excellent Works Participation. "But you can broaden your vision of 300 miles by walking up a flight of stairs" is his lifelong pursuit of the art of canning.

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Craftsman, a promising young craftsman in Yixing.

Chen Xianjun handmade Zhu Ni Ju petals two dragons play beads teapot.

1966 Tao Dou, Yixing native, 1988 engaged in the creation of pot art, 1996 began to design and create independently. His works are deeply loved by some pot collectors at home and abroad.

? In 2002, he joined the World Federation of Artists and was awarded the title of "World Artist". Its series of products emerge in an endless stream. Such as "Chrysanthemum Petal Pot" series, with smooth lines. "Floating Chrysanthemum Pot" series, like the wind. The concept of Chrysanthemum Pot series is novel. The "Fu Guo" series has a heavy meaning. The dragon series symbolizes the dragon spirit of the Chinese nation.

Among them, Fu Hu is collected by the World Artists Museum, and many works have been published in professional newspapers and periodicals at home and abroad, and have been included in large-scale books such as Famous Cross-century Potters, Suitable Potters, World Artists, Appreciation and Treasures, and Pot Soul.