Taiwan Craft Home - Tao Garden Workshop Introduction
Hsu Tsung-Huan was born in 1965 in Dacheng, Changhua. Hsu creates ceramic art that not only serves functional purposes but also conveys deep inner thoughts and ideas through his works. Each of his hand-built ceramics is unique, infused with the rustic charm of Taiwan’s traditional countryside, reflecting childhood memories. Elements such as the casuarina trees, widely planted peanuts, frogs in the ditches, and fallen logs by the roadside are vividly integrated into his ceramic creations. In 2003, he won the Huanxi Award in the sculpture category at the 4th Huanxi Art Exhibition, and in 2007, he received certification from the National Taiwan Crafts Research Institute as a "Taiwan Crafts House." In 2011, he was selected as one of Changhua County's 100 Outstanding Individuals, and in 2012, he won the Bronze Award at the 4th Ceramic Gold Pot Award. In 2014, he received the "17th Global Love for Life Medal" from the Chou Ta-Kuan Cultural and Educational Foundation. The Ceramic Workshop was established in the 1980s, creating a cultural space in this rural area for appreciating ceramics, engaging in pottery, enjoying tea, and passing down skills. Through the molding of clay, he expresses a deep connection to the earth, adding warmth to pots beyond their function and playfulness.
陶園工作坊的英文翻譯是 "陶園 Workshop".
Clay Garden Workshop
