*Please note that the water outlet hole is an internal push hole (mesh hole)*

Author: Gao Weifeng

Rank: Contemporary Zisha Elite (Five Halls: Wang Qiang’s Disciple)

Clay material: purple clay

Capacity: 170cc

Features of the work:

This work is copied from the lotus paintings of his master, Mr. Wang Qiang, the director of Wutang. Pool ancient style.

The Pan Hu is a traditional vessel . Wang Qiang believes that the reason why the Pan Hu has been preserved must be its aesthetic structure. Unique , Pan Hu is complete and complete, in line with the Buddhist thought of "harmony". The pan pot area includes three types of pan pots: medium, high and short, giving this series more creativity and continuity .

Teacher Wang Qiang used the shape of the lotus to intervene in Gao Pan's creation, and created the "Lotus Pond Ancient Style" which is simple and spiritual, and created the graceful curves of the lotus and Gao Pan's pot shape. Its shape is like a lotus and a pan. The mud color is a kind of indifferent calmness. When you put it there, you will feel a clear energy whether you use it or not. The teapot inherits Wutang’s exclusive internal push hole design, allowing water to flow out neatly and smoothly, and water entering the teapot is silent.

[Four Outstanding Masters of Wutang, studied under Wang Qiang] Gao Weifeng, courtesy name Juechen. Born in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province in 1991, he graduated from the Ceramics Department of Wuxi Vocational and Technical College in 2013. In 2015, he entered Wutang Studio and learned purple sand technology from Mr. Wang Qiang, a national senior arts and crafts artist . In 2017, he became his master. The creative direction is mainly flower ware, integrating natural elements, combining tradition, making it with simple lines, focusing on practicality, and creating its own unique style. It inherits the purpose of making pots from master Wang Qiang: "People who make pots must use the pots themselves, because this is the only way. Only then can you understand your own pot, constantly interact with it, and then optimize it.”