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朱泥 矮梨 紫砂壶 国家级 工艺美术师 王利娟 Yixing Zisha teapot by artist Level 3, WANG LI-JUAN (L3-2019)ZHU NI Pear Shaped 80s 毕业后进紫砂工艺一厂,开始学习壶艺创作至今。 得到多位制壶前辈和名家的悉心指点,系陶艺世家承者,所创作品集百家之长,凭着与生俱来的审美感、跳跃的思维、善于吸取古典艺术精华, 经过多年对壶艺执着的专研,练就了一手过硬的紫砂壶造型设计与制作本领,所制的作品功底深厚,造型别致、线条流畅、气韵生动,充满阳刚之美,具有传统壶艺的神韵和魅力。

朱泥 矮梨 紫砂壶 国家级 工艺美术师 王利娟 Yixing Zisha teapot by artist Level 3, WANG LI-JUAN (L3-2019)ZHU NI Pear Shaped 80s 毕业后进紫砂工艺一厂,开始学习壶艺创作至今。 得到多位制壶前辈和名家的悉心指点,系陶艺世家承者,所创作品集百家之长,凭着与生俱来的审美感、跳跃的思维、善于吸取古典艺术精华, 经过多年对壶艺执着的专研,练就了一手过硬的紫砂壶造型设计与制作本领,所制的作品功底深厚,造型别致、线条流畅、气韵生动,充满阳刚之美,具有传统壶艺的神韵和魅力。(Pear Shaped ZHU NI 180ml L3 2019 Awarded in 2019) The Pear shaped Yixing Teapot stands as a classical masterpiece, deeply rooted in history. According to scholarly works such as "Illustrated Dictionary of Chinese Ancient Ceramics" edited by Mr. Feng Xianming, this teapot style, named for its resemblance to a pear, finds its origins in the Yuan Dynasty, gaining widespread popularity during the Ming Dynasty and enduring through the Qing Dynasty. This

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毕业后进紫砂工艺一厂,开始学习壶艺创作至今。 得到多位制壶前辈和名家的悉心指点,系陶艺世家承者,所创作品集百家之长,凭着与生俱来的审美感、跳跃的思维、善于吸取古典艺术精华, 经过多年对壶艺执着的专研,练就了一手过硬的紫砂壶造型设计与制作本领,所制的作品功底深厚,造型别致、线条流畅、气韵生动,充满阳刚之美,具有传统壶艺的神韵和魅力。

Its knob resembles a cherry blossom bud

此泥不夺茶香,适用于泡制普洱、岩茶、乌龙等香气型或结构强的茶品,养成后壶色油亮如玉、包浆通透,深得茶人喜爱。

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朱泥 矮梨 紫砂壶 国家级 工艺美术师 王利娟 Yixing Zisha teapot by artist Level 3, WANG LI-JUAN (L3-2019)ZHU NI Pear Shaped 80s 毕业后进紫砂工艺一厂,开始学习壶艺创作至今。 得到多位制壶前辈和名家的悉心指点,系陶艺世家承者,所创作品集百家之长,凭着与生俱来的审美感、跳跃的思维、善于吸取古典艺术精华, 经过多年对壶艺执着的专研,练就了一手过硬的紫砂壶造型设计与制作本领,所制的作品功底深厚,造型别致、线条流畅、气韵生动,充满阳刚之美,具有传统壶艺的神韵和魅力。(Pear Shaped ZHU NI 180ml L3 2019 Awarded in 2019) The Pear shaped Yixing Teapot stands as a classical masterpiece, deeply rooted in history. According to scholarly works such as "Illustrated Dictionary of Chinese Ancient Ceramics" edited by Mr. Feng Xianming, this teapot style, named for its resemblance to a pear, finds its origins in the Yuan Dynasty, gaining widespread popularity during the Ming Dynasty and enduring through the Qing Dynasty. This

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