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Hui Yigong (about 1766-1831 AD) was a famous purple clay artist in the Qing Dynasty. Hui Yigong was born in the Yongzong and Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty. He made both large and small pots and was famous for his craftsmanship. He could be compared with Hui Mengchen. The Yigong pot is a famous style fixed in sketches.

Hui Yigong, a famous purple sand pot maker in the Qing Dynasty, is known as one of the "Er Hui". The pots he made are mainly of ancient simplicity and purity and have been passed down to the world. The quality of the clay and soil he selected was unparalleled by few pot makers at that time. . In addition, he has a profound knowledge of Dharma calligraphy. His characteristic is his habit of using bamboo blades to carve poems or verses on the bottom of the pot, which is a finishing touch to the exquisite pot body. The smoothness of the lines or the three-dimensional structure have a great inspiration for future generations of pot makers.