Rú Yì

Xu Yin is a highly respected artist from Longquan, China. He is famed for his celadon, being particularly proficient in the imitation of Southern Song glazes. His pieces preserve the traditional characteristics of Longquan celadon in a very sincere, humble and mature manner. Xu Yin has won numerous awards and high praise both home and abroad for his pieces, regarded by many as porcelain treasure.

Rú Yì represents wishfulness in Chinese folklore. It is a mark of wealth, status, aptitude, a reflection of one’s fine taste and is believed to be auspicious in nature.

The vase has a flared rim, long neck and round belly. The two decorated snake-like handles imply double wishfulness. It has a fluent line, a harmonious ratio, alluring symmetry and a timeless elegance.

Rú Yì represents wishfulness in Chinese folklore. It is a mark of wealth, status, aptitude, a reflection of one’s fine taste and is believed to be auspicious in nature.

The vase has a flared rim, long neck and round belly. The two decorated snake-like handles imply double wishfulness. It has a fluent line, a harmonious ratio, alluring symmetry and a timeless elegance.

Height:31cm (12")

Width:16cm (6")

Height:31cm (12")

Width:16cm (6")

Natural Longquan clay, glaze stone, throwing

Natural Longquan clay, glaze stone, throwing