Rank: National Assistant Industrial Artist

Mud material: raw ore vermilion mud

Capacity: 80cc

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【 Exquisite pot-making skills stand, showing quaint charm] Gao Qun, Born in 1970, A national-level assistant arts and crafts artist with the pen name "Baishi", he studied painting since he was a child, specializing in the art major of Nanjing Normal University and the ceramics major of Suzhou Academy of Fine Arts. In 2005, he graduated from the Advanced Research Class of China Arts and Crafts. Over the years, he has studied under Mr. Ling Xigou, a provincial celebrity who is a senior arts and crafts artist, and Mr. Li Changhong, a master of Chinese ceramic art.

Teacher Gao's works pursue a simple, elegant, concise and generous artistic style, which may be dignified, simple and vigorous, or beautiful and elegant. Every line of the work is full of poetry and painting, and every part is permeated with a strong purple sand style.

In September 2003, "Han Style Liang Liang" won the gold medal in the International Tea King Competition.

In November 2003, "Shilao Qingyun" won the gold medal at the 6th China National Folk Crafts and Collectibles Expo.

In May 2004, "Shichao Liang Teapot" won the gold medal in the Tea Expo's Fine Teapot Exhibition. "Ball Ball Pot" won the Silver Award in the Tea Expo's Fine Tea Pot Exhibition.

In June 2004, "Sacred Bamboo Pot" won the International Gold Award in the Famous Pot Exhibition of the China-Japan-Korea International Tea Culture Exchange Conference.

In September 2004, "Chrysanthemum Pot" won the special prize in the "Tea Set Competition" at the Tea Expo. "Stone Fun Pot" won the gold medal in the "Tea Set Competition" of the Tea Expo.

In November 2004, "Three-legged Milk Cauldron" won the gold medal in the International Crafts and Gifts Exhibition's Quality Selection. "Ruyi Pot" won the gold medal in the international handicraft and gift exhibition quality selection.

In May 2005, "Pozun Teapot" won the Silver Award in the Third China Top Ten Purple Clay Teapots

In November 2005, "Autumn Rhythm Pot" won the gold medal at the China Arts and Crafts Expo.