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Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

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Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Lee Hae-sang and his pottery.

Red Net Moment January 14 news (Cold Water Beach Station reporter Tang Meng Wang Gengdi) Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills in Huangyangsi Town, Cold Water Beach District, has been adhering to the original intention and mission of pottery makers for more than 20 years, immersing himself in the study of pottery and carrying out public welfare teaching, and now, more and more people like pottery under his influence, so that the local traditional pottery culture of Cold Water Beach has been revitalized.

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Li Haisheng is busy teaching students to make utensils with purple sand.

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

The students carefully made the utensils.

"Hit the middle first, then hit the side, and then hit the side like this..." Entering Li Haisheng's pottery studio, the display shelves were full of pottery products of various forms and colors. In a corner of the studio, Li Haisheng is busy teaching students to make utensils with purple sand.

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Li Haisheng's pottery works. Tank photo

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Purple sand in the production of utensils are extremely particular about the strength and technique, in order to be moderate thickness, you need to use the virtual lump to constantly knock and rotate, after molding and then use the needle to grate the curve of the surface of the vessel smoothly, the whole process is very testing people's concentration and patience.

"One is that I like it because I like it, and the other is that I can immerse myself in this matter when I make pottery products." Luo Fei, who has been engaged in administrative work for many years, began to learn pottery a year ago, and the process of making pottery made her experience a different happiness.

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Finished purple sand cup embryo.

After nearly two hours, a complete purple sand cup embryo was made, which originated from the Song Celadon printed cup excavated from the Yongzhou kiln site in the Sanduoting area of the Cold Water Beach District, and was favored by everyday people's families.

Li Haisheng introduced: "This instrument type is a more representative, distinctive and recorded instrument type in Yongzhou, I made it, restored through the most original and traditional process, and made it out." ”

Li Haisheng, a non-hereditary inheritor of clay pottery skills: The millennium "kiln fire" has revitalized traditional pottery techniques

Pottery in various forms.

The 44-year-old Li Haisheng has been learning clay pottery making with his elders in Huangyangsi since he was a child, and the "kiln fire" has been passed down for thousands of years, and only a kiln in his hand remains. In 2008, he created a clay pot pottery studio in the Sanduoting kiln of Cold Water Beach, mainly engaged in daily clay pottery, art pottery, purple sand pot and private customization and other ceramics, and prepared to build a purple kiln production and teaching research base to attract pottery enthusiasts from all walks of life to come to study, and at the same time opened a public welfare teaching in the Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall of Lengshuitan District Cultural Center, volunteering to teach pottery lovers and primary school students to "play with mud" and inherit the local clay pottery culture of Cold Water Beach.

Li Haisheng told reporters: "I do these mainly out of my own hobbies, but also to pass it on." Letting children get more exposure to some pottery is conducive to developing their brain memory. Now the pace of life is relatively fast, young people calm down to play, you can find some childhood memories, edify their own emotions. ”

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