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Zhao Jianghua system
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The Handuo pot is one of the classic pot types of purple clay pot, taken from the ancient musical instrument "duo". As a classic vessel, Han Duo has copied the creation for generations of purple clay craftsmen.
Among them, the Handuo pot made by Gu Jingzhou, a generation of grandmasters, was sold at a high price of 5.175 million yuan at the Shanghai Mingxuan auction. Zhao Jianghua, as a disciple of Gu Jingzhou, created this "Handuo" with a profound Gu style.
This pot cylinder is like a bell, the bottom is slightly larger than the upper part, the ear shape is shaped, the kettle knob is column-shaped, and the middle of the cylinder is decorated with a convex loop, which is both simple and beautiful and easy to handle. The kettle flow is short and straight upward, giving people a sense of strength and upwardness, the outer edge of the mouth slightly protrudes into a looming ring, and the root of the flow is thick, which is convenient for the tea soup to gather powerful bunches.
There is no depiction decoration all over the body, only the original appearance of the material. The whole pot has a regular shape, smooth and concise lines and coordinated proportions, which fits legally.
The bottom of the pot is engraved with the purple sand classic "Han Zhiduo, for today's pot, soil is replaced with gold, tea is called for gold", passed down from generation to generation.
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Zhao Jianghua
Born in 1950 in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, Liye Giejiaoshan ceramic family. After graduating from military medical school, he worked as a factory doctor in Yixing Zica Craft Factory, and at the same time served as a health doctor of Gu Jingzhou, following him for 18 years. By Gu Lao's side, he was influenced and infected by his artistic ideas and creative spirit, and Gu Jingzhou personally taught a complete set of handicraft techniques.
In Zhao Jianghua's eyes, Gu Jingzhou is not only a respected elder, but also a mentor who follows the rules, and is more like a relative who is close to each other. Zhao Jianghua has always followed the teachings of Gu Lao before his death, adhered to tradition, repeatedly scrutinized and pondered the classic shapes, and the works strive to show the quaint and simple style of purple sand.
His works are always so simple and pure, just as his character is always so modest and calm. Making pots is his spiritual sustenance, he enjoys the tranquility and leisure, and conveys that state of mind to those who admire his teapots.
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