Li Guo Qiang: Ruyi Stone Ladle

Li Guo Qiang

Besides apprenticeship with senior artists in Yixing, Li Guo Qiang’s passion for mastering the teapot has taken him to study more extensively at the Central Academy of Art and Crafts ( now as the Academy of Arts and Design at Tsinghua University ). That is why his works are exceptionally exact, each shape more refined, each line more precise. When there are inscriptions on the teapot, they are always classically disciplined, clean and elegant.

Li also proactively participates in the refining of the clay for his own work.

He is a native of Henan province and currently based in Yixing.

Packing: Tea towel pull bag in collector’s case

All Yixing teapots at Tea Hong are delivered with a pull-string towel sack in a collector box with cushions inside.

Note:

Unless otherwise stated, all Yixing teapots are new from the kiln. Please properly clean and prepare them before making tea in them. There is a proper procedure to do that. It is described at:
Yixing Teapots, An Introduction | Tea Guardian

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