Year of production: Guimao year

Features: The clay slices in this pot are extremely thin, and they are not accurate or whole. The risk and difficulty are extremely high.

Note: The inner bottom of the pot " 8-4" means: The craftsman of this pot only made 8 pieces in this batch, and the production was controlled. This pot is the 4th one.

[Specializing in Ming-style ancient pot shapes] - Hua Song, male, Yixing native, born in 1974, graduated from Yixing Ceramics Technology College, and is a professional craftsman. He studied under He Jian, a national senior arts and crafts artist, and has been engaged in the production of purple clay teapots for more than ten years. He is obsessed with ancient Ming and Qing dynasties.

Teacher Hua Song is one of the few purple clay craftsmen who specializes in the production of ancient Ming-style pots. Pot friends often call Teacher Hua "Ming-style expert". His works are concise and lively, with clear explanations of lines and surfaces, and he has a very good grasp of the shape of Ming-style pots. In place, it is deeply loved by high-end Zisha players. His works are highly recognized by collectors.