Product name: Qiushui
Bottom payment: Fuji
Size: 15/11cm
Capacity: 300cc
Purple sand classification: raw ore section mud
Introduction to the bottom paragraph: Fuji, founded in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China (about the same period as Changji), is the name of the pottery shop in Dingshu. It was founded by the famous craftsman Cheng Shoufu in the late Qing Dynasty. Cheng Shoufu (1853-1926), also known as Chen Shoufu, died at the age of 73. Originating from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, he settled in Huijia Village, northeast corner of Shangbiao in Chuanbu to avoid chaos and became the adopted son of the Hui family. He also received seals from Chang Shou Xiangfan and Hui Mengchen in Jingxi. During the reign of Emperor Guangxu, he established a joint venture with merchants from Chaozhou, Guangdong, and set up a shop with a Fu Ji number on the handle, specializing in various types of horizontal pots. At that time, he was an expert in making small clay teapots with exquisite craftsmanship and unique skills. Most of the teapots he produced were sold in the Nanyang region. The bottom seal of his works was made by Hui Mengchen from Jingxi, with the two characters' Falling Seal and Blessing Record '.
