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Small yixing teapot shui ping full handmade by teapot master wei ren with yixing zisha da hong pao clay 25ml

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Description

This Yixing teapot has a capacity of 25 ml. It is a fully handmade teapot artwork by Wei Ren (任伟), a Ceramic Art Master of Liaoning Province 中国辽宁省陶瓷艺术大师. Its name is Shuiping, and its raw material is food‑safe Yixing zisha (purple clay), 100% pure Yuan Kuang (original ore 原矿 ) Dahongpao from Huang long mine 4. 

Dahongpao ore is an associated ore of Zhuni ore and is distributed among Zhuni ore deposits in Huanglong Mountain; this distribution follows no regular pattern. Dahongpao ore is red and relatively scarce, while Zhuni ore is orange and more abundant. Obtaining Dahongpao ore requires crushing the ore and manually sorting the Dahongpao ore out of the Zhuni ore. This is a complex task. Siyutao has abundant ore reserves and possesses many high-quality raw ores that cannot be obtained on the open market. (click to know more)

Dahongpao ore and zhuni ore
These Dahongpao ores were mined in 1994 from No. 4 Shaft of Huanglong Mountain. After 20 years of storage, they were sorted and processed into clay in 2014, then stored in  cellars to age. In 2026, they were made into teapots by Wei Ren.

A close-up look at the small Yixing Shui ping teapot
the pour of this piece is perfect
the perfect pour of the small yixing teapot shui ping
lid slab forming marksfrom full handmade the teapot lid
When teapots are fully handmade, tools of different materials are used, such as ox horn, plastic, and bamboo. These marks on the inside of the lid and on the bottom of the pot are created by bamboo tools.

The bottom of the teapot shows traces left by bamboo tools during the handmade crafting process
The wanshi (a smoothing/scraping tool, often written as 捖石) used when making the lid and base of a fully handmade teapot.



making a teapot lid with wanshi
The marks made by a bamboo wanshi are very different from the spiral marks on the inside of the body of a wheel-thrown teapot.

the Interior joint traces from the full handmade the teapot

the Interior joint traces from the full handmade the teapot
Joint traces from attaching the bottom slab (di pian) during fully handcrafted teapot

Joint traces from attaching the bottom slab (di pian) during fully handcrafted teapot
the weight of the small yixing teapot shui ping is 38.9g
the weight of the small yixing teapot shui ping is 38.9g

the capacity of the small yixing teapot shui ping is 25ml
the capacity of the small yixing teapot shui ping is 25ml



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.

 Wei Ren was awarded the title of "Liaoning Province Ceramic Art Master" in 2018.

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

WEI REN's Advanced Artistic Skills Competence Evaluation Certificate from the China National Light Industry Council

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 teapot was collected by the National Museum of China

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.

the certificate from National Museum of China

Wei Ren's teapot works are collected by Yunnan Provincial Museum

Wei Ren's teapot work was collected by Yunnan Provincial Museum

When Nanjing University 南京大学 — a prestigious institution with a century of glory — selects “artistic models” for its students, the teapot works of Wei Ren (任伟) stand out from the rest. Solemnly collected by this top-tier university, which consistently ranks among the top six in China and the top 100 globally, her creations have become “textbook-level” artifacts that demonstrate the very height of Eastern aesthetics to faculty and students of the School of Arts.

Wei Ren's Yixing teapot won gold medal in competition

Wei Ren's Yixing teapot Yu Le won gold medal

Wei Ren's Yixing teapot <sheng shi liu hua> won gold medal in competition

Wei Ren's teapot artwork won the gold award in the Da Afu 大阿福 Competition, a city-wide all-artist contest in Wuxi (the higher-level city governing Yixing).

Wei Ren's teapot work wins gold medal at Hong Kong exhibition

Wei Ren was recognized as the Emerging Artist

Wei Ren (任伟) has demonstrated outstanding achievements in artistic creation and was officially recognized as the Emerging Artist (年度新锐艺术家)of the Year 2024. 

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. 


Certificate of Yixing Zisha Geographical Indication Trademark issued by the Chinese government to Siyutao.
Certificate of Yixing Zisha Geographical Indication Trademark issued by the Chinese government to Siyutao.

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This is an authentic yixing teapot from Yixing city, Ding shu town.

sample of certificate

This is a sample of the teapot collection certificate and authenticity certificate. Each teapot has a unique code, artist signature/seal, and Siyutao Art gallery seal. (Learn more about our Anti-Counterfeiting Certificate System)

This teapot is directly authenticated through physical anti-counterfeiting measures by the Siyutao Art Gallery in Dingshu Town, Yixing city,ensuring it is a fine fully handmade piece from Teapot master Wei Ren made of natural raw ore clay, 

Each teapot certificate bears the artist's handwritten signature or seal.

A photo of the teapot is attached to the certificate. One teapot comes with a set of certificates for easy identification.

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