Wu Jun Celadon · “Spring from Withered Wood” Tea Caddy｜Imitating Ancient Wood Grain · Storing Tea, Preserving the Spirit of Spring

Wu Jun Celadon: "Spring from Withered Wood"

✨ Discover the essence of spring with Wu Jun's tea caddy! This piece, "Spring from Withered Wood," imitates ancient wood grain, preserving the spirit of spring. It's a masterpiece of Longquan celadon, showcasing Wu Jun's profound understanding of traditional craftsmanship. Born in 1987, Wu Jun hails from a celadon-making family in Zhejiang Province. His upbringing in Shangyang exposed him to the artistic atmosphere surrounding celadon-making.

Apprenticeship and Education

📚 Formal training under Li Zhiming, grandson of Li Huaide, in 2006. Wu Jun received traditional glaze formulas and forming techniques. He graduated from Jingdezhen Ceramic University, majoring in Ceramic Art and Design. His dedication to artistry is evident in his work, recognized as a Master of Arts and Crafts of Lishui City and a representative inheritor of intangible cultural heritage in Longquan City.

Recognition and Awards

🏆 Wu Jun won the Gold Prize at the 2nd China (Shenzhen) International Tea Ware Design Competition in 2017. His piece "Ge" was acquired by the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, and a "String-Pattern Plum Vase" was collected by the Hangzhou West Lake State Guest House. He organized ceramic culture exchange exhibitions in Seoul and Madrid, promoting international cultural exchange.

Cultural Legacy

📚 Wu Jun advocates for integrating cultural heritage with contemporary innovation. He authored papers on Longquan celadon in contemporary contexts. With a deep appreciation for classical literature and proficiency in the four arts, Wu Jun is a dynamic figure in the contemporary Longquan celadon scene. His work reflects a lifelong learning approach, blending tradition with creativity.