• 2024 Selected – 19th Carouge International Ceramics Competition / Carouge, Switzerland
• 2024 Collection Recommendation Award – 9th Taiwan International Gold Teapot Ceramic Prizes / Taiwan
• 2023 2nd Taiwan International Chawan Festival / Miaobei Art Center, Miaoli, Taiwan
• 2023 ART SOLO – Asia’s New Form Solo Art Fair / Flora Expo Pavilion, Taipei, Taiwan
• 2023 The Exhibition of Lin Jui-hwa Wood-Fired Sculpture “Be Imbued with The Same Spirit”, National Changhua Living Arts Center
• 2019 Intangible Cultural Heritag Preservers, Kiln arch building technique with traditional raw bricks, edge throwing with traditional kick wheel
• 2016 Guinness World Record – Highest Temperature in a Wood-fired Kiln: 1563°C / Taiwan
釉母茶碗茶具組｜分享的情物，包容的器物
「分茶法」源自早期茶農製茶後的習慣，邀請茶友試茶共享品茗的內蘊，在簡約之中體現誠意與情誼，在無言中品味茶湯的精神世界。這件柴燒大茶碗，重新擴展「分茶/分享」的精神，以器為媒，承載茶湯與人情。
作品採超高溫柴燒1452℃而成，火與土共同凝結呈現自然釉色的豐富流動與溫潤質地。依循「臺灣茶碗茶席」的茶席儀軌，我以大碗沖泡後分茶予賓客，讓品茗過程不僅止於味覺，更延伸為一場共鳴與心靈的交流——從觀色、聞香、啜飲，到心意的流轉。
「大碗分茶」不僅是喝茶的方法，更是一種重拾分享本質、重新連結人與人的方式。讓茶，成為交流的起點；讓器，成為包容情感的大器。
Mother Glaze Tea Set | A token of sharing, a vessel of embracement
The “Communal Chawan Service” originated from a tea farmer tradition where they would invite friends after tea production for a tasting of the tea. Sincerity and friendship is on display in this simple gesture as the friends savor the spiritual essence of tea. This large, wood-fired chawan reintroduces the spirit of sharing by passing along tea and kindness alike.
The piece is wood-fired at the ultra-high temperature of 1452℃. Fire and earth converge, giving rise to the vibrant flow and tender texture of natural glaze. Following the Taiwan Chawan Tea Ceremony Rituals, I brew the tea in the large communal chawan, then serve it in small portions to the guests. The ritual expands the tasting process beyond the sense of taste to become a dialogue of the heart and soul - from appreciating the appearance, smelling the fragrance, sipping the tea, to a circulation of well intentions.
The communal tea service is not only a way to drink tea, it guides to a path that revisits what it means to share and for people to establish connections between one another. Let the tea be the start of dialogue; Let the vessel be one that embraces emotions.