capacity: 160cc

Features: The teapot is olive-shaped as a whole, and the smooth lines of the teapot show the elegant style and elegance of ancient Ming and Qing Dynasty models. The details of each part are handled skillfully, capturing the charm of ancient pots.

[A potential disciple of the Ye School, good at imitating ancient times] Zhang Liwei studied under Zisha's powerful teacher Qingye Hongjun and made rapid progress. The works always have a distinct personal identity, are full of clumsy humor, are intended to be advanced in work, and have the style of a general. Unlimited potential, recommended for collection.

[Teacher: Ye Hongjun] Ye Hongjun, born in 1968, learned the traditional techniques of Zisha Craft Factory in his early years. Over the past few decades, he has laid a solid foundation for traditional square, round, rib patterns and flower utensils. In recent years, he has devoted himself to studying the evolution of the types of utensils from the middle to the early Qing Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, as well as the types of utensils that have been lost in the early Ming Dynasty, focusing on restoring the atmosphere of the purple clay in the Ming Dynasty at its peak. His works pursue an ethereal realm.