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Chen Mingyuan, also known as Mingyuan, is a renowned master of teapot art and fine craftsmanship who has achieved great success for hundreds of years. He is versatile, and he has also made a lot of tabletop furnishings for Qing Dynasty entertainment and study, such as raw water chestnut, lentil, peanut, corn, mushroom, chestnut, ginkgo, etc., all of which are exquisite. He shows the natural ecology of fruits and vegetables incisively and vividly, coupled with the mud color that matches the texture of fruits and vegetables, giving people a vivid aesthetic feeling, which is amazing. He also pioneered the use of engraved poetry and inscriptions on teapots for decoration, and used both engraved names and seals to create inscriptions. He introduced the decorative art and calligraphy methods of traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy into the production process of sand pots, adding a lot of timeless decorative charm to the originally plain teapot body and giving it a strong scholarly atmosphere. In addition, the calligraphy of poetry and inscriptions was elegant and graceful, full of Jin and Tang strokes, thus integrating teapot art, tea tasting, and literati elegance into one, greatly enhancing the artistic and cultural value of sand pots, and becoming a true work of art entering the hall of art. This is the outstanding achievement established by Chen Mingyuan in the history of teapot art development. |
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