[With certificate]

Author: Li Ni

Rank: National-level senior industrial artist

Mud material: raw ore bottom trough green

Engraving: Li Changhong- Master of Chinese Ceramic Art

Capacity: 180cc

Year of production: Year of Gengzi

【 Daughter of a master of Chinese ceramic art ] - Li Ni (daughter of Master Li Changhong), born in Yixing in 1963, graduated from high school in 2012, Master of Arts and Crafts of Jiangsu Province (sixth session in 2016), Master of Ceramic Art of Jiangsu Province (second session in 2016) ).

In December 1980, he was admitted to Yixing Zisha Craft Factory and learned pot-making skills from famous Zisha masters Li Bifang and Hu Yongcheng. In 1983, after passing the assessment, he was selected and sent to the Zisha Craft Factory Research Institute for further study. He studied under Xu Hantang, a master of Chinese arts and crafts. In the same year, he participated in the modeling and drawing class held by the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts in the factory.

From 1985 to 1986, he went to Jiangnan University and Shanghai Foreign Trade University for further studies. After graduation, he returned to the factory and studied production design with his mother (Jiangsu Province Arts and Crafts Master) Shen Junhua, and independently designed and produced. After years of practice and exploration, his works have formed his own style. He has won many national awards and participated in domestic and foreign exhibitions, and has been well received by the industry.

1983, works 〈 New ring tripod 〉 Won the third prize in the national ceramics competition;

1986, works 〈 Four-piece streamlined teapot 〉 Won the first prize of Jiangsu Province Youth Creative Design Award;

1986, creation 〈 Yiyuan Pot 〉 Won the great love of Shanghai painter Lu Yanshao, and was awarded the title of "Lu Hu";

1999, works < Auspicious Pot 〉 Won the second prize in the "50th Anniversary Art Exhibition of the Republic of China" held by the China Academy of Arts and Crafts in 1999;

In 2001, his work "Auspicious Pot" won the bronze medal at the 3rd China Arts and Crafts Expo;

2002 works 〈 Follow the square and make the circle 〉 Won the Bronze Award at the 3rd China Arts and Crafts Masters and International Art Expo;

2002, works 〈 Eleven-headed Chinese tea set 〉 Won the silver medal at the 4th China Arts and Crafts Masters Expo;

2004, works < Pearl 〉 Gold Medal at the 6th China Arts and Crafts Exhibition;

2005, works 〈 Bamboo beam support 〉 Won the Golden Phoenix Bronze Award.