[With certificate]

author: Handmade by Jiang Yuejun (disciple of Xu Xiutang) + engraved by Zhang Yong

Mud material: raw ore purple mud

Features of the work:

Teacher Jiang Yuejun (national arts and crafts artist)

Born in 1970, he is the disciple of Chinese purple clay master Xu Xiutang. In 1988, Feng became a disciple of his uncle Xu Ruiping, a senior arts and crafts artist, and learned the craftsmanship of purple clay pottery. He also learned pot art from Zhou Kunsheng, an old technician from the No. 1 purple clay factory, which laid a solid foundation for his future purple clay career. Teacher Jiang Yuejun has integrated his own ideas on the basis of traditional pottery production, and has conducted in-depth research on the art of purple sand pottery.

Teacher Zhang Yong (National Arts and Crafts Artist)

National level arts and crafts artist. He has been fond of calligraphy and painting since he was a child and has a strong foundation in sketching. Later, under the guidance of Qian Yiqing, his engraving and painting skills improved by leaps and bounds. He is very good at depicting pictures of flowers and birds, landscapes, and figures. He uses a knife as a substitute for writing, which is unique and neat yet elegant, and the overall expression is literary and meaningful.