Qing Xiang (清香) teapot 110ml Gu Fa Lian Ni (Most Archaic Clay Forming) Lao Duan Ni clay full handmade by artist Ren Wei

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This is an intricately artistic design yixing collectible teapot for collectors, best suited for regularly often brewing sheng puer tea, oolong tea, white tea. Other teas are also ok, but these are the best choices.

Name: Qing Xiang (清香) (清香 means the lotus is full of fragrance)

Volume:110ml

Filter: Half ball 7 holes Excellent water flow

Material: Authentic Yixing purple sand Lao Duan Ni clay

Clay was made in ancient ways

(Gu fa lian ni 古法炼泥 most Archaic clay forming)

Full handmade

Artist: Wei Ren 任伟 click to know more

The purple sand ore was mined in the 1980S and stored in the Ren family's ore warehouse. In 2000, Rén's chief took some of the ore and let the family clay workshop make some clay. The clay was then stored in a cellar, where it had been stale for more than 20 years. The clay wasn't used until the 2021 spring that the clay was taken out and made into this teapot.

Provide a significant credit of the master RenWei 任伟.

Wei Ren (任伟)

Excellent young and middle-aged ceramic artists in modern China.

National senior arts and crafts artist

Ceramic Art Master of Liaoning Province, China

Fourth-generation curator of SiYuTao (click to know more).

Specially appointed senior artist at the Purple Sand Cultural Research Institute of the Chinese Ceramic Culture Research Center.

National-level Senior Tea Artisan in China.

Director of the Yixing Collectors Association in China's Yixing City.

Member of the Chinese Arts and Crafts Association.

Born in 1978, Ren Wei is living in an era of significant economic and social transformation in China, which is considered the best period of historical development in modern Chinese history.
As a representative figure among young and middle-aged ceramic artists in China, Ren Wei does not face the same ideological constraints, limitations on resources, or creative boundaries as previous generations. Standing at the forefront of a new era with a diverse global perspective, she uses her own conceptual ideas and artistic language to create her unique Yixing teapot artworks.

Some of her notable works include "Joyful Fish," "Melody of Bamboo," and "Blooming Wealthy Flowers."

Ren Wei graduated from China University of Geosciences with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts majoring Art Education. In 2013, she completed an advanced training program at Tsinghua University's Academy of Fine Arts.

She studied under Mr. Ge Jun, a master of Chinese arts and crafts, and a master of ceramic design art in China.

Ren Wei possesses exceptional artistic and design talent, and her works exude a strong Eastern charm.

Her works are collected by major national-level museums such as the National Museum of China, Wuxi Museum, Chinese Yixing Purple Clay Museum, Huaxi Village Palace Museum, as well as provincial-level museums in China.

Because Wei Ren has made outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of ceramic art and design in Liaoning Province, China, she was awarded the title of "Liaoning Province Ceramic Art Master" as early as 2018. （Liaoning Province is a large province in China, known for its developed culture, with an area of approximately 148,700 square kilometers.）

Wei Ren's certificate of China National Class Senior Master of Arts and Crafts

Wei Ren achieved the highest top Level evaluation in artistic skills within the vocational ability evaluation system of the China National Light Industry Council.

Wei Ren's artistic teapot creations are of such an exceptionally high standard that her artwork, the "Shi Piao" Teapot, has been collected by the National Museum of China （中国国家博物馆）. As the most prestigious national-level museum in China, the National Museum of China houses works by the finest artists from both ancient and modern China.

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