Pear Skin
Due to the varying thickness of the clay mass, the volume shrinks differently during firing, and the coarse particles bulge out slightly on the outside, giving it a fine ‘pear-skin’ surface.
De Zhong Style Teapots
The shape of the De Zhong teapots is derived from Zhong, an ancient Chinese percussion instrument. With its simple, dignified and well-proportioned style, a De Zhong teapot is definitely worth collecting.
Liu Xue Qin
Liu Xue Qin’s journey into the world of pottery began in her hometown of Dingshu Town, Yixing, known as the capital of Yixing pottery. Born into a family of pottery artists, she was immersed in the tradition of pottery from a young age. Her upbringing naturally instilled in her a deep passion for Yixing pottery.
After completing her high school education, Xue Qin made the decision to become a professional Yixing artist. Through working at several Yixing art studios, she dedicated herself to mastering the fine skills. Under the guidance of numerous Zisha masters, Liu Xue Qin honed her craftsmanship and artistic vision. Soon her creations soon began to reflect her unique style characterised by elegance, simplicity and smooth lines.
Today, Xue Qin has been practicing her profession for over 30 years. Her dedication to preserving the tradition of Yixing pottery continues to inspire both artisans and admirers alike. Liu Xue Qin’s teapots have gained recognition among enthusiasts, who appreciated the quality, beauty, and craftsmanship.
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