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Affection for appreciation and collection : the forgotten stories of purple clay

藏情賞緣 : 被遺忘的紫砂故事

  • Publisher

    Chung Hwa Book Co. (H.K.) Ltd.

  • Author

    Chee Jung Sien, Anne Lam, Gao Zhenyu, Pei Junfeng, Virginia Choy

  • Call No.

    938.2 4992

  • Summary

    While the public’s general impression of purple clay still rests at its period of confusing speculation, not many would therefore recall the forgotten history and the lineage of development behind a piece of pot, as well as the perseverance and passion of masters and artisans during the process of creation and collection. This book is a rare collection of essays from the purple clay specialists and scholars from China mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong, including Professor Pei Junfeng and Mr. Gao Zhenyu from the mainland, Dr. Anne Lam and Miss Virginia Choy from Hong Kong, and especially the tea expert Mr. Chee Jung Sien from Taiwan, to share their delight of collecting and appreciating purple clay teapot through the four aspects: “collection”, “love”, “appreciation” and “encounter” as a token of respect to the great masters for their contribution, and as an access for readers to revisit the profound cultural heritage of purple clay art.

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