Wang Dongshi, Master of Purple Sand

Yes, Wang Shaoyun was known as the Purple Sand Master. He was an outstanding figure in the field of purple clay teapot art. His works had reached a very high level in terms of craftsmanship, creative style, and innovative design. He was the disciple of Ren Ganting, one of the Seven Old Masters of Purple Sand. He was also a national high-level craftsman. His works had participated in many domestic and foreign exhibition and won awards. His skills were exquisite and he was known as the master of purple clay pot carving.

The Purple Sand Master Mi Ke referred to the Purple Sand Artist Mi Wanzhang during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1711-1799). He was one of the representatives of the Chinese Purple Sand Art and was known as the "Master of Purple Sand". Mi Wanzhang was born in Yixing County, Jiangsu Province. He had a wealth of experience and skills in the art of purple sand. His unique style of work was known for its simplicity, smoothness, bright lines, and exquisite craftsmanship. Not only did he produce a large number of purple clay pots, but he also produced many fine works such as "beige clay pot","jade pot spring" and so on, which were praised as the classic works of purple clay art. Mi Wanzhang's purple sand works had an important position in the history of Chinese purple sand art and had a profound influence on the later purple sand artists.

Wang Xinhong was a skilled artist who specialized in traditional techniques. He had a strong interest in purple sand since he was a child, and he created many excellent purple sand works through continuous research. His works had shown extraordinary strength in the purple sand world and received the attention of the purple sand world. Wang Xinhong's artistic achievements were highly respected. His works were famous for their exquisite craftsmanship, unique creativity, and profound cultural content. He had created many representative works of purple clay teapot, some of which were regarded as precious collectible artworks. His works had also achieved high results in the auction market. One of the purple clay teapots named " The Beauty of Rivers and Mountains " was sold at a high price, setting a record for the highest price of purple clay teapots at auction. Wang Xinhong's purple sand art was recognized by the market and sought after by collectors. In general, Wang Xinhong was a high-profile purple clay artist. His works displayed a unique style and exquisite craftsmanship.

Gu Guoqiang was born in 1969 and was a Yixing Zisha teapot craftsman. After he graduated from arts and crafts, he had once taken Mr. Ding Yaping as his teacher and received the guidance of master craftsmen Lv Yaochen, Li Changhong, Cao Wanfen, and other purple sand seniors. He had more than 20 years of experience in teapot making, and was especially good at twisting mud and embedding mud. Gu Guoqiang's teapot was made entirely of raw ore purple sand mud without any chemical coloring. His purple sand works were published in Taiwan's professional books, Tea and Pot, Purple Jade Golden Sand, and Heaven and Earth Square. Gu Guoqiang is a member of the China Arts and Crafts Society, the Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Society, and the Jiangsu Province Art Society. He also won the second prize of the 2009 Yixing City Handmade Porcelain Competition. Gu Guoqiang's Purple Sand Teapot Workshop was an honorary product of Guyi Purple Sand. It provided purple sand teapots made from pure natural purple sand mud and had a cash on delivery service.

Wang Qiming was a state-level arts and crafts artist and an excellent ceramist. He was good at making purple clay teapots. He had a special liking for coarse sand and mud. Since 2006, he had been using coarse sand to make purple clay pots. This kind of purple clay teapot mixed with coarse sand had excellent breathability and contained pearls. Its appearance was smooth, dignified, steady, and had an ancient charm. Wang Qiming had a deep understanding of traditional ware shapes. His creative ideas tended to be "retro" and revived the "sand mixing" method passed down from ancient times. He preferred raw ore mud that did not undergo further processing. He took its simple quality and mixed it with coarse sand. Wang Qiming's purple clay teapot works were deeply loved by collectors.

Wang Fengqin was a Yixing teapot artist, born in 1971. She joined the Yixing Purple Sand Factory in 1988 and had very solid basic skills. Most of her works were traditional round objects, which combined ancient and modern styles. She paid attention to the way of nature and was unconventional. Her purple clay teapot not only maintained the traditional style, but also integrated with the atmosphere of the times, so it was deeply cherished by collectors. Wang Fengqin's purple clay teapot was made using high-quality soil and a scientific formula. The style was novel and simple. Her work was considered to be highly collectible.

Wang Fengying was a purple clay carving artist from the Republic of China to the early years of Liberation. Her works were simple but full of craftsmanship. They had a strong charm of Chinese calligraphy and painting, and did not lose their artistic level. Her stage name was the stone carved purple clay teapot.

Wang Lijuan was a craftsman of purple clay teapot. She was born in 1971 and her ancestral home was Yixing, Jiangsu Province. She had been influenced by the purple sand culture since she was young. Since 1989, she had entered the purple sand craft factory to make purple sand teapots. During this period, she received guidance from many masters and was fortunate enough to become the apprentice of Xu Yanchun, a master of arts and crafts in Jiangsu Province, further deepening her skills. Wang Lijuan was good at making flower and light utensils by hand. She paid attention to the design and creation of the appearance and internal structure, pursuing innovation and fine workmanship. Her works inherited the traditional artistic style. The design was simple and elegant, the workmanship was rigorous, and the decorations were exquisite. Her hand-made decals were unique and lifelike, which enriched the cultural atmosphere and artistic effect of the works and was deeply loved by collectors. Her work "Blessing" had won the gold medal of the "Xinghai Cup" in Dalian, her work "One Leaf Knowing Autumn" had won the "Jingzhou Cup" competition, and her work "Holding Up Your Eyebrows and Exhaling" had also won the "Excellence Award" in the 11th All-Handicraft Competition. According to the information provided, Wang Lijuan was a well-recognized and admired artist of the purple clay teapot.

Pei Meihua was a famous master of purple clay teapot. She was born in Yixing, the pottery capital, and entered Yixing's Zisha Craftsmanship Factory in 1989 to study. Under the guidance of many masters and her own hard work, she had developed exquisite craftsmanship. Pei Meihua's works were known for their rigorous design, simple and elegant design, and exquisite craftsmanship. Her artistic achievements were not only widely acclaimed in China, but also internationally recognized. As for the exact price of Pei Meihua's purple clay teapot, there was no information available at the moment.

Fan Yinshu was a Yixing Purple Sand Craftsman, born in a family of pottery artists in Dingshu Town. Ever since he was young, he had listened to the stories of Shao Daheng, Gu Jingzhou, and the others. He had watched his elders knead clay and make pots, and he had developed a strong interest in the culture of purple sand. Fan Yinshu displayed an extremely high level of talent. He only needed one or two months to completely master the skills that other craftsmen would take years to learn. His works were widely sought after in the world of purple clay teapot collectors, and he was known as a master of purple clay art. Fan Yinshu's works, whether classic or innovative, were famous for their shape, spirit, spirit, and form. His teapot works were considered to be "shaped like snails, with warm colors, simple and elegant", which fully displayed the rhythmic beauty of the purple clay teapot. Fan Yinshu's works were praised for their pure craftsmanship and exquisite craftsmanship. His purple clay teapot was considered a high-end collection, suitable for family tea sets and gifts. In general, Fan Yinshu was a craftsman who adhered to the art of purple clay. His works had a high status and reputation in the art world of purple clay pots.