Mud material: old mud from a factory

Capacity: 260cc

[Strong Traditionalists of the Middle Youth] - Shi Aimin, a member of the China Jiangsu Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a member of the China Yixing Ceramics Association, and a director of the China Yixing Shuangqiao Zisha Cooperative. Born in 1968 in Yixing, the capital of pottery, on the shores of the beautiful Tai Lake - Shuangqiao pot art family. In 1984, he entered the Second Zisha Factory to study under the tutelage of Zisha master Xu Sihai, and carefully studied the production and research of Zisha pottery. In 1986, he studied sculpture and the shape design of Zisha pots under Xu Xiutang, a master of Chinese arts and crafts. After unremitting efforts and careful consideration, he , developed a high professional foundation, understood the essence of purple clay art, and formed its own unique artistic concept; in 1992, he entered the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts to study ceramic modeling design.

He specializes in the creation of flower sculptures and light vessels, and likes all handcrafts. In more than 20 years of pot art practice, his works strive for excellence. Study carefully, study hard, work rigorously and meticulously, pay attention to smooth and harmonious lines, well-coordinated body proportions, solemn and dignified momentum, exquisite and generous craftsmanship, and have participated in many domestic and foreign ceramic art exhibitions and evaluations. Every time a new product comes out, it will be a must-see. Favored and treasured by the world. In 2002, he established his own studio "Aimin Ceramics" and cultivated a large number of outstanding young pot art talents, which can be said to be all over the world.

In 2006, "Purple Clay Ball Bead Pot" was collected by Wuxi Museum for a long time;

In 2007, "Pastoral Love Pot" won the Excellence Award in the 3rd Yixing Ceramics Professional Newcomers New Works Exhibition;

In 2007, "Linglong Pot" won the Excellence Award in the Handmade Pottery Skills Competition;

In 2008, "Tengfei Pot" won the Excellence Award in the Ceramics Innovation Works Exhibition;

Won the gold medal at the Beijing Zisha World Cultural Festival in 2009;

In 2010, "Bamboo Rhyme Pot" was permanently collected by Wuxi Museum;

In 2010, "A Pure Lotus Pot" was permanently collected by the Yixing Museum in China;

In 2010, "Wind Roll Sunflower" won the silver medal in the first Guangzhou Zisha Ceramics Festival;

In 2010, "A Bundle of Bamboo at the Dragon Head" was used in the Sino-Korean Ceramics Cultural Exchange and Ceramic Art Sharing—Korean Ceramics and Yixing, China;

The purple clay teapot won the silver medal in the Beijing exhibition competition;

In 2010, "Magnolia Pot" was permanently collected by the Ceramic Culture Museum of the Republic of Korea.