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**Product Description and Story**
1. Covering the traditional Tianmu glaze using black pottery and black glaze stereotypes, we boldly adopted the concept of "ancient glaze new porcelain" to design a series of Tianmu glaze teacups, tea bowls and teapots. Let artworks enter homes and the exquisite gift market.
2. Although the functional orientation cannot be said to be innovative, the shape is extended from the Song Dynasty tea bowl, which gives people the aesthetic connotation of life. When using it, it is like returning to the tea-tasting scene in the ancient Song Dynasty. While tasting tea, you can appreciate the colorful and varied Tenmoku glaze. Your mind will seem to have entered another world, which increases the fun of tea tasting.
3. The shape adopts the standard pot, which conforms to the principle of ergonomics and is easy to hold. It is made of high minerals, has the function of activating water quality, and the glaze color is unique.
4.**-Drop**Glaze Oil-Drop Tianmu, also known as Oil-Drop Black Glaze, is a famous ceramic glaze that occupies an important position in the history of China's ceramic development. The most representative ones are Jian Kiln and Jizhou Kiln in southern China. Henan, Shandong and Shanxi in the north have also produced it. Oil-drop Tianmu glaze is a glaze with a high iron content. During high-temperature firing, Fe2O3 will decompose into a large amount of gas. During the cooling process, the gas forms bubbles that spread over the glaze surface, forming a layer of hematite or magnetite crystals with a metallic luster, producing a clear interface and orderly distributed oil-drop-shaped crystals on the glaze surface. The effect resembles oil drops or raindrops, so it is called "oil-drop" or "raindrop" glaze. The firing process is sensitive to the thickness of the glaze and the small firing temperature range. The calmness, restraint, texture and varied oil-drop spots after firing are all the main reasons why Oil-drop Tianmu has become a famous glaze in ancient and modern China, and in modern times it has also become one of the indispensable ceramic collections in the collecting world.
5. Materials used: American imported clay
6. Technology used: The electric kiln has an original firing curve technology, and the firing time is up to 24 hours
7. Production process: molding → 800℃ bisque firing → finishing the bisque-burned body (polishing) → glazing → 1270℃ glaze firing
8. Completely MIT presentation, using traditional shapes and traditional glazes, but firing out another new product that completely breaks through the traditional glaze color.
**Product Information**
No.: 110-1003
Product name: Yaobian leopard print oil drop Tianmu teapot
Product content: one piece (exquisite packaging)
Material: Clay
Capacity: 380cc
Size:15x11x11cm
Weight:350g
**Shen Kunchuan's resume**
Creative experience
**In 1969**he studied painting under Li Shiqiao.
**1973**Graduated from the National Taiwan Academy of Fine Arts (now the National Taiwan University of Arts).
**1999**"Metamorphosis" Japan's 4th Asian Craft Exhibition.
**2000**"Tianmu Bowl" 8th Taiwan Craft Design Competition, "Tianmu Tea Bowl" 25th Japan Handicraft Art Exhibition.
**2001**"Paradise" Japan's 6th Asian Craft Exhibition, "Tianmu Tea Bowl" the 9th Taiwan Craft Design Competition, "The Secret of the Universe - Tianmu Series" the 1st National Craft Award - Ceramics Category, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Wang Xiuqi, Shen Kunchuan "Four Directions" joint exhibition.
**2006**"Tianmu Series - Universe" 13th Taiwan Craft Design Competition.
**2008**Angel Art Museum "Passion 1250" Wang Xiuqi sculpture, Chen Kunchuan Tianmoku glaze exhibition, Taiwan Craft Design Competition "Yaobian Tianmoku Pottery Plate". 2009 Shen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Art Exhibition at Quanyuan Art Center, Shen Kunchuan Ceramics Solo Exhibition at Mengjiao Painting Studio, and Shen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Art Exhibition at Hongguang University Art Center.
**2010**Pinglin Tea Museum Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Exhibition, Hsinchu City Cultural Bureau Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Exhibition, Ancient Art Expo - Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery, Jinghua City VIP Hall Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Exhibition, Legislative Yuan Congressional Art Gallery Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Exhibition.
**2011**Pinglin Tea Museum Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Art Exhibition, Jinghuacheng VIP Hall Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Art Exhibition.
**2012**Taoyuan International Airport "National Museum of History Cultural Gallery" Chen Kunchuan Tianmu Glaze Pottery Exhibition
**2013**Mengjiao Painting Studio Shen Kunchuan Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition.
**2016**Mengjiao Painting Studio Shen Kunchuan Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition.
**2018**Mengjiao Painting Studio Shen Kunchuan Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition.
**2019**Mengjiao Painting Studio Shen Kunchuan Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition.
Origin/Manufacture method
Taiwan/1270℃ kiln firing
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- No.60,016 - Kitchen & Dining | No.8,134 - Teapots & Teacups
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- Listing Summary
- The work is double glazed. This work was mass-produced by overcoming various difficulties in making teapots with flowing glaze. Among Tianmu porcelains, Yaobian, Youdi and Tuhao are the most valuable. Tianmu ceramics are difficult to fire. The key is that the furnace temperature is difficult to control. If the temperature deviates slightly, the firing is likely to fail. Moreover, due to the slight changes in temperature, the patterns formed on the fired works are also ever-changing, and each piece can be called a "unique piece".
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