Biography

Luo Jilong (罗吉龙) is a contemporary Jian Zhan artist whose work combines traditional tea-bowl forms with a broad range of glaze and surface treatments.

Named Work & Style

Documented lines associated with Luo include 百花 (Baihua / Hundred Flowers), 大漆 (Daqi / lacquer), 油滴 (Oil Spot) and 星河 (Galaxy). These names cover both kiln-developed glaze effects and later surface treatments, giving his work a varied visual range.

Practice

The surviving work photographs show an emphasis on mineral-rich glaze, crystalline variation and high-temperature kiln effects. A current retail record also connects Luo’s name with a 百花 flared-rim form.

Marks & Identification

Because similar glaze effects occur across contemporary Jian Zhan, attribution should rely on a secure base mark, certificate or original packaging in addition to appearance.

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