Wang Fengqin's Purple Sand Pot

Wang Fengqin was a teapot artist who was good at making stone-ladle pots. She was born in 1971 in Yixing, Jiangsu Province. She was a craftsman with a strong foundation. Most of her works were conservative, round and smooth. The style was a blend of ancient and modern, and the way she spoke was natural, without any convention. Wang Fengqin's works were featured by simplicity, solemnity and fashion. They maintained the conservative style of purple sand and integrated the flavor of the period. Although the search results did not specifically describe the characteristics of Wang Fengqin's stone ladle pot works, it could be inferred that her works should have a simple and elegant style, which was a good product for purple clay collectors and tea drinkers.

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.

The price range of Wang Anfeng's purple clay teapot ranged from 300 yuan to more than 10,000 yuan. Ordinary purple clay teapots cost about 300 to 500 yuan, while some collectible purple clay teapots could cost thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan. However, the specific price of Wang Anfeng's purple clay teapot needed further investigation and comparison, because the search results did not provide specific price information.

Wang Ting, born in 1970, was a Yixing Zisha teapot craftsman. She loved painting and calligraphy since she was a child. She entered Yixing Purple Sand Craft Factory in 1985 and learned pottery carving, painting and calligraphy, and purple sand plastic arts from her parents. Her works were a combination of modeling, production, painting, calligraphy, and pottery. Her workmanship was exquisite, the lines were smooth, fresh and elegant, and she was deeply loved and treasured by Southeast Asian people. According to the information provided, there was no mention of her detailed personal information, such as her date of birth, job title, etc.

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Ling Xigou was a famous master of purple clay pots. He was committed to artistic creation and summarized his creation process of purple clay pots in three words: think, taste, and do. He would carry a small notebook with him to record his inspiration and select useful information when he was creating. His representative works included Sun and Moon Flask, Dragon and Phoenix Flask, Twelve Zodiac Flask, and so on. Ling Xigou's creation combined culture and art, demonstrating his unique innovative design ability. His works were full of creativity and touching charm. His creative talent made him achieve great success in the field of purple sand art.

Yong Shuying's purple clay teapot had a very high collection value. She was a master of the purple clay teapot, and her craftsmanship was superb. Every detail of the craftsmanship had been carefully carved. Her purple clay teapot was not only unique in shape, but also pure in color and delicate in texture. It had a high ornamental value. Yong Shuying's purple clay teapot represented one of the highest levels of Chinese purple clay teapot art. It had a unique artistic style, strong cultural content, and artistic appeal. According to the information provided, the price of Yong Shuying's purple clay teapot was 508 yuan.

The Yong Piao Zisha teapot was a classic type of Zisha teapot. It had been improved by the elites of the later generations and was divided into Ziye Stone Piao, Jingzhou Stone Piao, and Hantang Stone Piao. Ziye's stone ladle gave people a kind of ancient and gentle beauty. The pot button was small, the lid was slightly thick, the body was slightly straight, and the flow handle had a more dynamic feeling. Jingzhou's stone ladle weakened its solemnity and added a hint of smoothness, giving people a humble and reserved feeling. Han Tang stone ladle shape round, slightly simple and honest, from a straight flow into a curved flow. The Yongpao teapot was popular because of its shape, lines, and charm. It was called the "King of Piao". Li Hanyong was a purple clay artist. The purple clay teapot he made was highly praised and had a high level of teapot making skills. However, the search results did not provide any information about the specific price and story of the Yongpao teapot.

Fan Yujun, a national craftsman, was born in 1973 in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China's pottery capital. He had developed a strong interest in the art of teapot for a long time and began to learn it in 1991. Fan Yujun gathered the strengths of each family, coupled with his own understanding of teapot art, his skills became increasingly exquisite. He was good at designing and making square artifacts, focusing on shape, qi, and spirit, pursuing both hardness and softness. Fan Yujun's works combined the strengths of hundreds of schools and could combine the charm of the former dynasty's purple sand with the current purple sand techniques. Most of his pots were solemn, simple, elegant, and full of old-fashioned flavor. Fan Yujun had received many awards, including the Outstanding Award, the Third Prize, and the Silver Award. He also founded the studio "Juyizhai".

Xu Hongjuan was a purple clay teapot artist. She was born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province. She had been influenced by senior purple clay artists and loved the art of purple clay since she was young. She had been involved in the purple clay industry since 1986, focusing on tea pot design and traditional hand-made teapot techniques. Over the years, she had been working hard to learn and explore, combining the essence of tradition with the characteristics of the times, forming her own unique art style of teapot making. Her works have won many awards in national, provincial and municipal art expositions and tea art expositions, and are highly valued by fans and collectors of purple teapot. Xu Hongjuan's works were famous for their round, round, and smooth shapes, square, neat, and neat shapes, neat, beautiful, and rhythmic shapes, and natural and vivid shapes. Her works have been published in well-known journals many times and have been collected by local and provincial museum collections. Xu Hongjuan was the backbone of the art of purple clay teapot and was also enthusiastic about charity. As for the specific price of Xu Hongjuan's purple clay teapot and the appreciation of her works, he needed to further consult the relevant channels.