Name: Six dragons and lions
Final payment: Xu Hantang
Size: 14 / 7cm
Capacity: 280cc
Purple sand classification: raw ore Purple mud
Introduction to the final payment: Xu Hantang, born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province on May 11, 1932, is a master of Chinese arts and crafts. He won the "lifetime achievement award of Chinese arts and crafts", and is the only one in China's purple sand industry to win this award.
After graduating from junior high school in 1948, he followed his parents to learn arts. In 1952, he became Gu Jingzhou's first disciple by taking Gu Jingzhou as his teacher. In 1972, Xu Hantang and his brother Xu Xiutang designed a set of "15 head coffee set with silver thread inlaid", which was collected by the National Palace Museum of China. In 2014, the education foundation named after Xu Hantang donated 10 million yuan was officially established. In November 2017, the authorization ceremony for the production of purple sand tea ware "palace pot" designed by Ji Hansheng was held in Fanjia pot village, Yixing. Fan Xiuhong, the direct grandson of fan Dasheng, became the only authorized person for the production of "palace pot", and Xu Hantang, a Chinese arts and Crafts Master, took the lead in the production art guidance.
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