Wen | sand sea ink rhyme
Hua Taishi, that is, the name Ofsa Huacha, Zhou Xingchi's movie "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang" takes him as the prototype, so that the role of "Hua Taishi" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and is a household name.
Hua Cha, Zi Zi Qian, Hongshan. Originally from Henan, his ancestor Hua Yuanquan crossed south at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty and moved to Longting in Wuxi, which was the first noble family in Wuxi during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Fahrenheit has a history of about 1700 years in Wuxi, and Hua Cha and his descendants are buried in Ganlu Xiaotang after their deaths, commonly known locally as "Xiaotang Tomb", and the cemetery is very large and must contain countless treasures.
Site of the Fahrenheit family tomb
In 1958, the "Great Leap Forward" struck, and with a loud bang, the Huataishi family cemetery in Wuxi was blown up, simply because a local lime factory needed to be built.
Big deal
In July 1984, in the tomb of his grandson Hua Shiyi, about 30 meters east of Hua Cha's tomb, a three-legged pot with a large Bin Ruyi pattern cover was excavated, which is what we call the Da Bin Ruyi pot today!
After the pot was unearthed, it was dried on the window sill of the farmer, and then it immediately attracted attention because of the cleaning and revealing the dabin carving.
Subsequently, it was identified by experts from Wuxi, Suzhou, Shanghai, Yixing and other parties, and was recognized as one of the rare standard instruments of Shi Dabin.
What is a standard?
The purple sand standard refers to the transmitter that can be concluded to have been made by the drop himself.
Generally speaking, the identification logic of purple sand ancient pots is to first summarize their common characteristics based on a number of reliable purple sand pots, summarize them into systematic knowledge, and then use this knowledge to judge the authenticity of other pots.
The most reliable standard instrument should be the tomb excavation pot, if you can verify the identity of the tomb owner, then you can determine the age of use of the purple sand pot in the tomb.
It is not that what was unearthed in the tomb must be genuine, shi Dabin's pot was already "the property of the Chinese family" at that time.
If the owner of the tomb is a very ordinary farmer or a small businessman or a poor showman, there is no other funerary product except for a pot that is known to the big courtesy, and the production level of the pot is obviously not high, and it can be concluded that it is an imitation of the same era.
Shi Dabin designed this pot not only has the meaning of "everything is as expected", but also has the meaning of "Standing Up" with a three-legged support.
The whole pot is in full swing, simple and elegant. Round bead buttons are dotted with the lid, and the three legs support the body of the pot, and the force is in the middle, which is breathtaking.
The lid is covered with four petals of ruyi ornamentation, symmetrically distributed, with a thickness of about 1 mm, well-crafted, flat and round buttons.
There is a stomata hole in the cover, the inside hole of the cover is large, the top hole is small, the hole is round and tidy, and the workmanship is exquisite; The three-curved mouth is introverted, and the breath is dignified and concentrated.
This big courtesy, whether it is the god of qi rhyme or the method of construction, can be called the god of the ming dynasty purple sand pot.