Adding Flowers to Brocade | Purple Vermilion Clay

Name: Adding Flowers to Brocade | Purple Vermilion Clay
Brand: 器见
Price: 1580.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Maker: Liu Hao

$1,580.00 USD

Piece Details

Clay category: Zhuni
Clay type: Purple Zhu Ni
Form: Round Bead (Round Vessel)

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Capacity: 300 mL
Weight: 179.6 g
Technique: Handmade
Included documents: Certificate of Authenticity, Collection Certificate, Packaging Box
QIJIAN record number: QJ-TP-0003
Availability: In stock

Clay category: Zhuni
Clay type: Purple Zhu Ni
Form: Round Bead (Round Vessel)
Capacity: 300 mL
Weight: 179.6 g
Technique: Handmade
Included documents: Certificate of Authenticity, Collection Certificate, Packaging Box
QIJIAN record number: QJ-TP-0003
Availability: In stock

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Adding Flowers to Brocade

Living in simplicity and silence.
The pot body is a perfect sphere, entirely unadorned save for a single undulating line along the rim, like a gentle ripple stirred by a breeze across still water. With its low, humble knob, short spout, and circular handle, the piece exudes a minimalist aesthetic. The Zizhu (Purple Vermilion) clay is stable and densely grained; containing a higher iron content than standard purple clay, it boasts a muted ocher-red hue that glows from within, deepening with every use. Liu Hao, a student of the senior master Lu Hao, is skilled in both plain and ornate styles, particularly adept at relief and modeling techniques—yet here, he takes the opposite approach, showcasing a blank canvas where there is nowhere to hide, revealing the true mastery of form and material.
Best for: Oolong, Pu-erh, and Kung Fu tea.
Ideal for: Those who appreciate understated beauty and admire the technical perfection required to craft a seamless, unadorned vessel.

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Liu Hao

Male, born in 1993 in Yixing, Jiangsu. He is an Arts and Crafts Artist who studied under the renowned Jiangsu ceramic artist, Mr. Lu Hao. Specializing in plain and decorative teapots, he has continuously refined his skills under the guidance of masters in the Zisha industry. He is dedicated to innovation, utilizing techniques such as carving, appliqué, and molding to decorate his teapots, blending contemporary creative thinking with traditional craftsmanship. Representative honors: His decorative piece "Harmony of Heaven and Earth" won a gold medal at a handmade pottery competition; "Dawn" won a gold medal at the Dalian Young and Middle-aged Ceramic Art Exhibition; "Autumn Leaves" won a gold medal at the Zibo Ceramic Art Exhibition; and "Whispering Wind" received a third-prize award at the "Hope Cup" Handmade Pottery Competition. Auction records: Works such as "Rising Lotus" and "Elegant Stone" have all been successfully sold at auction.

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