Yixing Teapot named home 340ml Jiao Ni teapot handmade by Yuan ziming
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Teapot name : Home
Type of creation: fully handmade jiao ni (绞泥).
Volume: 340ml
Material: natural excellent yixing zisha qing duan ni yixing zisha clay directly from Yixing City, Ding Shu town, authentic yixing zisha.
Teapot artist: Yuan ziming, 袁志敏(又名袁子鸣)。
Teapot mark: 子鸣壶艺 (Zi Ming Hu Yi)
Lid mark: 袁 (Yuan) 子鸣 (Zi ming)
Handle mark: 袁 (Yuan)
fully Handmade by teapot artist Yuan ziming 袁志敏(又名袁子鸣) in year 2025.
Artist Bio:
Yuan Ziming 袁子鸣 (also known as Yuan Zhimin 袁志敏) is a national-level craft artist in China and a member of the Jiangsu Provincial Arts and Crafts Society.

He began his career in 1978 at the Jiangsu Yixing Purple Clay Pottery Factory #1, where he trained under senior craft artist Wu Qunxiang in the design and creation of purple clay teapots. He later furthered his studies under the guidance of He Daohong, a renowned master of Chinese ceramic art.
His works have received wide recognition, including:
Yishou Teapot: Awarded the Excellence Prize at the 7th National Ceramic Art Design Innovation Competition and the Gold Prize at the China East Asia Arts and Crafts Fine Arts Competition.
Yannian Teapot: Won the First Prize at the First New Talents & Works Exhibition jointly organized by the Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Association and the Yixing Ceramic Association. It also received the Bronze Prize at the inaugural China Ceramic Art Exhibition (“China Pottery Cup”) hosted by the China Light Industry Federation and the China Ceramic Industry Association, as well as the Silver Prize in the 2003 Top Ten Purple Clay Teapots of China selection. This achievement was documented in the 2004 Yixing Yearbook.
Xuri Dongsheng Teapot: Awarded the Third Prize at the Yixing Ceramic Decoration Exhibition held by the Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Association and the Yixing Ceramic Association.











The artist Yuan used two difficult techniques, jiao ni and clay painting, for this work. He used zisha qing duan ni clay as the main body, and used red zhu ni clay and yellow Duan ni clay to make patterns. This method of making patterns using zisha clay of different colors is called “jiao ni” 绞泥。




























Siyutao has obtained certification under China's National Geographical Indication system and has been officially authorized by the government to use the Yixing zisha 宜兴紫砂 geographical indication. Out of the tens of thousands of teaware merchants in Yixing, only three have been granted this distinction to date, and Siyutao is among them. (Click here to find out more about geographical indications.) This serves as solid proof that the zisha teaware sold by Siyutao is genuine Yixing ware.

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