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@mpham787, thank you for sharing your teapot photos. I have taken the liberty to share this on our Facebook page. I hope other readers can see them and share their views. Leo will respond next week.
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Hello @mpham,
Apologies for late followup with this discussion. It has been tea season and really busy. I have attached these three photos of some of my personal favourites. You have probably seen them all before in the Tea Guardian site.
The first one is a large bead zhuni by He Yen Ping. This was a piece made in late last century. She has since focused in more elaborated carving, which I think has not best represented her talents.
The second one(s) are three by Jiang Zhi Ping. Sadly this very smart and fast rising artist very quickly gave up this career. I think he was unhappy about some conditions in the circle and trade of Yixing teapots.
The third one is a very fine representation of the work by Peng Yao Nian, with calligraphic work by Tan Quan Hai. I was quite unhappy when it was stolen.So you see I have a distinct preference for how my pots look and feel. Feel free to comment.
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The third one is truly beautiful, I am sad also that you don’t still have it. Your teapot preferance seems to be simple is more with a very thick and skilled clay, my style too:) Thank you for sharing Leo, I’m very excited to see your upcoming tea updates. Whích one of my teapots looks the most skilled, I’m curious? Today I’m picking up some more yixing.
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