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Jue Niao Zuo Qi is a handmade ceramic studio located within the red-line protection zone of the Liangzhu World Heritage Site in Hangzhou, and it's been around for ten years. Their main works are unique black, gray, and red pottery vessels made by hand and painted by hand, which closely resemble "excavated artifacts" in both technique and appearance. They're everyday objects that blend elements of cultural relics with modern practical design. The works convey a direct sensory appeal with their primitive and wild aesthetics. The patterns and shapes are often inspired by Liangzhu artifacts from 5,000 years ago, with secondary creations or reproductions refining the simple and beautiful aspirations of ancient sacrificial culture. Their pieces exude a rugged and unrefined totemic vibe, striking a balance between practicality and heritage that resonates with modern audiences.
