Korean pottery

Explore the timeless allure of Korean moon jars, iconic porcelain vessels that embody simplicity, elegance, and Korean cultural significance.

I recently posted pottery in it's raw form. This photo shows what the finished product looks like. This is Korean Celedon pottery. Each craftsman has his/her own design. Those in the know can tell which artist made a pot based on the design. Often these are very subtle variations on a design. The crane is the national bird and often seen on this pottery, but each artist may make his crane just a bit different from the next artist...usually flying, legs up, legs down, one leg up, wings…

Handcrafted by Haechung in Korea.

Enjoy a day of Korean Ceramics shopping in the town of Yojeu, Korea, 90 minutes east of Seoul. This is the place to find quality Korean ceramics for sale.

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I recently posted pottery in it's raw form. This photo shows what the finished product looks like. This is Korean Celedon pottery. Each craftsman has his/her own design. Those in the know can tell which artist made a pot based on the design. Often these are very subtle variations on a design. The crane is the national bird and often seen on this pottery, but each artist may make his crane just a bit different from the next artist...usually flying, legs up, legs down, one leg up, wings…

My mini moon jars sold out so I made a couple more...Moon jars are a traditional Korean white pottery which was made during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1910). The name comes from its shape and milky color of the glaze to resemble the moon. These sell out surprisingly fast. #moonjars #koreanpottery #asianpottery #etsyseller #differencemakesus #studioceramics

Korean celadon with lotus leaves

Korean Celedon pottery.

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• Dimensions: 6.7 x 4.9 x 7.5 Inches (17 x 12.5 x 19 cm) • Handcrafted in Icheon, Korea Because our ceramics are handmade, each piece is unique and varies slightly in shape, color, and beauty marks. Any ceramics you receive will have its own story and may subtly differ from the pictures. Happiness Guaranteed Love it or get a refund. If you are not satisfied with our products, feel free to contact us anytime. We will issue a full refund or send you a replacement. Plus, all of our packages are…

Nancy Kwon is an artist based in Los Angeles (formerly our Brooklyn neighbor). Her work echoes the fragmented, serene qualities found in relics and artifacts. Much of her inspiration stems from ancient Korean ceramics and from her formal training in Japanese pottery. She incorporates and reinterprets motifs from classi

Exquisite inlaid designs, voluminous form Elegantly-curved lines and mysterious color Size: Widest Diameter 6.3" x Height 8.7" (16 x 22cm) Notice: The painting of ten creatures on the bottle can be slightly different every time it is created by the artist because it is individually made by hand. However the uniqueness of each piece exemplifies the beauty of handmade art.

A blue and white 'crane and tortoise' ovoid jarJoseon dynasty, 18th centuryJapanese wood box (3)Height 12 in.,

Korean Icheon-AMOCA '13 - an album on Flickr