Han Yun teapot Yuan Kuang, Jiang Po Ni

Today, I'd like to share with you the Han Yun teapot made by my friend Huang Dan. Looking at its shape, it looks like a tile jar of common people's house in the Han Dynasty. It is used to hold water and rice, penetrate into ordinary people's daily life, root in the human world, and dye up the smoke and fire. The cover of Han Yun teapot refers to the Hanwa. The cover and neck retain the characteristics of Hanwa. The mouth is wide and the neck is straight, the bridge button is like the handle of cylinder head, and the cover is slightly larger Slightly arched, full and simple; the body of the pot is bulging, round and thick, some of the charm lines with round beads are inspired by the jade Bi of the Han Dynasty. The two thin lines of the body of the pot are just like the outer ring of the jade Bi, which decorate the whole pot to avoid being rigid and more flexible; the thin lines extend to the mouth of the pot, and the line along the mouth of the pot is slightly upward, which is more smoo