Biography

Wu Bin (巫斌) is a contemporary ceramic maker associated with Shuangquan (双全) in Jianyang, Fujian. His identity is supported by a Chinese design patent that names 巫斌 as inventor and Nanping Jianyang Shuangquan Tea Bowl Ceramics Co., Ltd. as the applicant or assignee.

Collector-market records also connect Wu Bin’s name with Shuangquan Dragon Kiln (双全龙窑) and Jian Zhan described as wood-fired, handmade and produced with iron-rich bodies and mineral glazes.

Jian Zhan Practice

Documented pieces associated with Wu Bin include persimmon-red and oil-spot-related surfaces, together with seller terminology such as 和尚斑 and 天眼油滴. Because such names often function as contemporary commercial glaze names, they are most useful as work-identification terms rather than as formal historical classifications.

Ceramic Design Patent

Wu Bin is also named on design patent CN309216871S for a decorative object titled 摆件（太空兔） (“ornament / Space Rabbit”). The application was filed in September 2024 and granted in April 2025, providing a firm documentary link between Wu Bin and the Shuangquan ceramic company.

Identification

Wu Bin should not be confused with Wu Xiang 巫翔, another maker documented under a similar Shuangquan name. Their given names and maker marks are different, so attribution should be checked against the individual object, certificate, foot mark and packaging.

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