Taiwan Craft Home - Pottery Workshop Introduction
Hsu Tsung-huan was born in 1965 in Daceng, Changhua. Hsu creates pottery that not only serves a functional purpose but also conveys many internal ideas and thoughts through his work. Each of his hand-patted ceramic pieces is unique and brims with the rustic charm of traditional Taiwanese rural life, recalling childhood memories. Elements such as Casuarina trees, fields of peanuts, frogs in ditches, and fallen dry wood are vividly incorporated into his ceramic creations. In 2003, he won the Huanxi Award in the three-dimensional category at the 4th Huanxi Art Exhibition, in 2007, he received certification from the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute as "The Home of Taiwanese Crafts," in 2011, he was selected among Changhua County's 100 Outstanding Individuals, in 2012, he won the Bronze Award at the 4th Ceramic Golden Teapot Awards, and in 2014, he received the "2014 17th Global Love of Life Medal" from the Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation. The pottery workshop was established in the 1980s, injecting an artistic space for appreciating pottery, crafting, tea tasting, and passing on skills in this rural area. Through the modeling of clay, he conveys a sentiment toward the earth, enhancing the warmth of tea pots not only for function and play but also with an added emotional touch.
陶園工作坊展覽空間的英文為 "Ceramic Workshop Exhibition Space"。
Master Hsu Tsung-Huan's hand-crafted teapot creations
