"Remembering a Bamboo Grove" Masterwork Yixing
"Remembering a Bamboo Grove" Masterwork Yixing
Tea Pot
Yixing Tea Pot
Crafted By Zhu Huan
This exquisitely sculpted and carved teapot by potter Zhu Huan incorporates a bamboo motif that feels full of life, forming the actual body of the pot, while confident and fluid carving work shows the scene of a bamboo grove.
The back of the pot reads “Xiang Jiang Qing Ying,” or “Evoking the Yangtze River,” revealing the inspiration for this quiet powerful scene.
The Hong Pi Qing Duan Ni is buffed to a beautiful shine in contrast to the carvings themselves, and the pot is ready to take on even more depth and luster over years of joyful brewing.
Technical Specifications
- clay : Yuan Kuang Hong Pi Qing Duan Ni
- pot name : Remembering a Bamboo Grove
- weight : 281 g
- apprx. capacity : 300 cc
- apprx. pour time : 13 s
- spout to handle : 15.5 cm
- diameter : 10 cm
- lid diameter : 6.5 cm
- height : 8.5 cm
- artist certificate : included
ABOUT THE ARTIST: Zhu Huan
Zhu Huan was born in China’s pottery capital, Yixing, in 1989.
She graduated from The Wuxi College of Art and Craft in Jiangsu, and focused from the beginning on apprenticeships with the most highly regarded masters of Yixing craft, and won a research fellowship to study under the top ranked Master Cao Yanping.
Over the course of this fellowship, Zhu Huan not only mastered ancient forms, but developed her own distinctive style, gaining praise from collectors and yixing experts.
Recent Exhibitions and Awards:
2018 “Gao Shi Piao”
Gold Medal, 11th Chinese National Ceramics Art Exhibition
2019 “Jin Gua Hu”
Gold Medal 17th Annual Chinese Arts Exhibition
“Wu Duo Jin Hua” Dalian Biennial
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