Which purple sand artist's name is marble?

Marble is the stage name of Zhuge Xun, a famous teapot. Zhuge Xun is a celebrity and craftsman of Yixing Zisha Pot. Biography of Zhuge Xun (1897- 1957): The stage names are Yun Shi, You Shi and Longsheng Wo. Carving for the famous purple sand Tokisho in modern times.

Zhuge Xun entered the pottery workshop in 192 1 year, studied under the famous teacher Cui Keshun, and learned the skills of pottery carving and painting. In the early 1930s, Zhuge Xun was hired as a mechanic by the company to carve pottery on pots and pans. After carving a large number of daily-use pottery, he developed a superb rapid carving technique.

In the middle and late 1930s, Zhuge Xun began to carve and decorate high-grade purple sand vessels, which were signed by You Shi, Marble and Wolong. After the end of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Zhuge Xun was forced by life to walk the streets and carve pottery on some farmers' purple sand utensils. After People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, he joined the cooperative. In addition to continuing to carve pottery, he also instructed artists in pottery carving classes until he died in 1957 at the age of 60.

Its launchers include lion ball pot, foreign barrel pot, vase, hat tube and so on.

Dark red enamel pottery

Zisha Pot is a unique handmade clay handicraft in China. Its production began in Zhengde period of Ming Dynasty, and the raw material was purple mud, which was produced in Dingshu Town, Yixing, Jiangsu Province. Purple sand began to make cans during the period of Zheng De and Emperor Wu of Ming Chengzu, and famous artists came forth in large numbers. The fine products were passed down from generation to generation for 500 years. It is said that the founder of teapot is Gong Chun of Ming Dynasty in China. From the tree gall pot and six-petal round spring capsule pot during Zheng Dejia's reign in Ming Dynasty to the creative design of Ji Hansheng and the production of Cao Anxiang.

The tea set-Zhonghua Dragon Pot, a purple Yuanyang who can brew two kinds of tea at the same time, arrived at the French milk pot made by Yan Yan, a Buddhist purple sand artist. Every pot is unique, and great efforts have been made to appreciate it. Due to the combination of artistry and practicality, the teapot is precious and memorable.

Moreover, the benefits of making tea in teapot and the cultural atmosphere of tea Zen blindly increase the elegant charm of teapot. The teapot is bullish in the auction market and is an "antique" with collection value. The works of famous artists are often hard to find. As the saying goes, "Yixing purple mud is the most available thing when there is enough jewelry on earth."

"How can we get enough jewels on the earth, just like a grain of mud?" Throughout the ages, people have never praised teapots. One _ The delicate and fragrant soil has experienced the baptism of fierce fire and the infiltration of ingenuity, which has made the taste and happiness of tea.

However, behind these exquisite purple sand crafts, there are some people who use their unique works and theories to promote the development of purple sand in China, and at the same time, in the long river of purple sand in China, set up their own and China's cultural and artistic monuments.

Gongchun in Ming dynasty

Gong Chun (about 1506—— 1566), also known as Gong Chun, was born during the reign of Zheng Dejia in Ming Dynasty. According to legend, Yixing scholar Wu Yishan was the first person who was famous for making teapot, and he was the originator of teapot.

Scholars at that time had a unique aesthetic view of strange stones. They think that "ugliness" means "beauty". If a stone is "thin, leaky, transparent and wrinkled", it is a beautiful stone.

Gong Chun followed his master for many years and made a pot in the shape of a big ginkgo tree next to Jinsha Temple. At that time, people praised "deep chestnut color, like ancient and modern iron, and fat Zhou Zheng", so this teapot modeled on natural form suddenly became famous, and people called it "the pot of spring".

Shi Dabin in Ming Dynasty

Shi Dabin was born between Wanli period of Ming Dynasty and Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty. He is a descendant of Song Shangshu and the son of his friend. He is an iconic figure in the history of purple sand teapot development, and was recognized as the first "super-ancient" master at that time. He mixed sand into mud and created a pot made of mixed sand, which the ancients called "ancient coarse sand with uniform texture" and was unique.

In terms of molding technology, Shi Dabin improved the method of "taking wood as the mold" for the spring, and combined the barrel-beating molding method with the barrel-inlaying molding method, thus determining the basic method of clay-inlaying molding of teapot, which is a great leap in the manufacturing method of teapot. It also pioneered square and round pot shapes and became a typical pot shape of teapot.