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Liao Xinliang is a native of Longquan, Zhejiang Province. He is a Celadon Design Artist and Arts and Crafts Master, currently serving as the Chief Technician of Longquan City and a Lishui Green Valley Craftsman. He is also the founder of the celadon brand “Qingshan Shang” (“On the Green Mountain”). A graduate of the Zhejiang Celadon Institute, he studied under Hu Zhaoxiong, a Master of Chinese Arts and Crafts. His works have won numerous national awards, including the Gold Award at the 10th China (Zhejiang) Arts and Crafts Expo and the Silver Award at the China Hangzhou Arts and Crafts Expo.

Major Awards & Recognized Works

· “Rising Wind and Surging Water” seriesGold Award, 10th China (Zhejiang) Arts and Crafts ExpoPermanently collected by the Longquan Celadon Museum

· “Autumn Rain”“Shengong Cup” Gold Award, Arts and Crafts Expo

· “Mother’s Love”Silver Award, China Celadon Biennale

· “Golden Cup and Jade Goblet”Silver Award, China Masters of Arts and Crafts ExpoCollected by the Hangzhou West Lake State Guesthouse

Museum Collections

· “Horn” and “Trace”: Permanently collected by the Zhejiang Provincial Museum

· “Rope Tied to the Sun”: Permanently collected by the Qi Culture Museum of Shandong

· “Whirlpool”: Permanently collected by the Longquan Celadon Museum

Hailed in the industry as a “Barrier-Breaker of the Celadon World”, Liao Xinliang’s work retains the classic characteristics of Longquan celadon—“green as jade, bright as a mirror, and resonant as a chime”—while expanding the frontiers of Eastern aesthetics through the bold lines of copper sculpture. As Japanese ceramic scholar Mikami Tsugio once described Longquan celadon: “Clear as the autumn sky, serene as the deep sea,” Liao’s innovations bring waves of modern vitality to this timeless hue.

His artistic career is a reflection of his creative mantra:
“Behind the material lies personality; what emerges is the dance of art.” — Liao Xinliang