판 주전자 – 고전 이싱 자사 주전자

Heritage of the Pan Pot (潘壶)

The Pan Pot is one of the most iconic "Literati" forms in Yixing Zisha history. Named after the Qing Dynasty official Pan Shicheng, who favored this specific geometry, the design is celebrated for its stability and "modest elegance." In the world of tea connoisseurship, the Pan Pot represents a bridge between functional teaware and scholarly art, making it a staple for any serious Zisha teapot collection.

About the Master: Fan Qinjun (范勤君)

Fan Qinjun is a premier contemporary Yixing Zisha artist whose works are synonymous with precision and "Scholarly Spirit" (文人气). His creations are not merely functional vessels but are recognized as investment-grade art, evidenced by his extensive history of museum acquisitions and national awards.

Museum Collections & Honors

As a testament to his craftsmanship, Fan Qinjun’s work has been archived by China's leading cultural institutions:

• Permanent Collection (2017): "Qin Quan Pot" – Wuxi Museum
• Permanent Collection (2009): "Gao Shi Piao" – Yixing Art Museum
• Gold Medal (2014): "Dahe Ling" – Tiangong Cup, Guangzhou Zisha Art & Culture Festival
• Gold Medal (2012): "Dragon & Phoenix Chengxiang" – 14th China Arts & Crafts Master Exposition

Artistic Style

Fan Qinjun specializes in the fully handmade (全手工) tradition, focusing on the "purity of form." Collectors seek his work for its calm, balanced proportions and dignified presence. Every teapot is a reflection of classical aesthetics, ensuring that the Zini (Purple Clay) performs optimally for tea steeping while increasing in aesthetic value over time.