Yixing teapot master Gu Jingzhou Gu Jingzhou (1915–1996), originally named Jingzhou, adopted the art names Husou 壶叟(Old Man of the Teapot) and Laoping老萍 (Old Duckweed), and was also known by the aliases Manxi 曼希, Shouping 瘦萍 (Thin Duckweed), Wuling Yiren...
Yixing teapot master Shenxi Shen Xi, courtesy name Ziyi 子贻, was a celebrated master of purple clay (zisha) teapot making active during the Daoguang and Xianfeng reigns of the Qing dynasty. Hailed by later generations as "the Guangling Swan Song"...
Yixing teapot master Zhu Shimei Zhu Shimei (1791–1859), courtesy name Shimei (石楳, also written as 石梅), and pseudonyms including Yehe (Wild Crane) and Yehe Daoren (Wild Crane Daoist), was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang. He was a calligrapher, painter, and...
Yixing teapot master Shao Daheng Shao Daheng is celebrated as a master of Yixing purple clay teapots active during the Daoguang and Xianfeng reigns (1821–1861) of the Qing dynasty. He is revered as one of the most important patriarchs in...
He Renqun He Renqun (b. 1968) is one of the most accomplished figures in contemporary Yixing ceramics. In 2023 he was awarded the title of Jiangsu Provincial Ceramic Art Master (3rd batch) and he holds the rank of Senior Master...
Mao Wenjie Jiangsu Provincial Ceramic Art Master (Third Selection, 2023)Senior Master of Arts and Crafts (Full Professor Level)Member, Jiangsu Arts and Crafts AssociationMember, Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Artists Association Born in 1968 in Yixing, China’s celebrated “Capital of Ceramics,” Mao...
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