"Everyone experiences scars in life, and so does pottery. I believe the most important thing is to accept—accept their existence and learn to live with them." As we looked at the piece titled "Endurance," wondering why such prominent scars were…

Once clay enters the kiln, it is impossible to know what form or color the final piece will take. Beyond technique and experience, everything depends on luck; it is a sort of "mystery box," which is part of its charm.…

What does a teapot look like in your mind? What form does ceramic art take in your heart? Walking into Chiang Fu-shan’s "Soul Lattice & Ceramic Luster" exhibition, what meets the eye are not ordinary teapots or layers of glaze,…

My impression of pottery, though I once made a blue plate in Yingge, mostly remains within a warm color palette, leaning more toward earthy or brown tones. After all, most wood-fired ceramics seen in the mainstream feature relatively steady colors.…

"Solidifying form is to gather ten thousand phenomena into one; refining vessels is like the ancient practice of alchemy—seeking the sublimation of the object." — Ruban Yu Ceramic creation is a very special field; the shaping of clay is infinitely…