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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…

Experience the rich heritage of Korean ceramics in every sip and glance with the Celadon Ewer & Cup Ensemble by Master Ham Jeong-Gu, an acclaimed ceramic artist from Icheon, South Korea--a UNESCO Creative City renowned for its centuries-old pottery tradition. Artist: Master Ham Jeong-Gu (2015 "New Intellectual" in Culture & Arts, 2021 Icheon City Ceramic Master) Handcrafted in: Icheon, South Korea Material: High-quality clay, meticulously glazed and kiln-fired About the Artist: Master Ham…

Featuring Handcrafted Fine Korean Pottery Tableware with some emphasis on traditional Korean celadon and buncheong pottery.

Yoonjee Kwak, Contemporary, 'Patterned Memories' Moon Jar, Stoneware Jar, Vase, or Vessel, 21st C. Unique hand built contemporary stoneware jar or vase by award winning South Korean artist, Yoonje Kwak. This example features the artist signature crotchet style technique. Signed on the underside. Height: 15.5 inches, Width: 11.5 inches, Depth: 11.5 inches Yoonjee Kwak is an artist and educator originally from South Korea. With a passion for artistic expression, Yoonjee has participated in…

Includes: Ceramic Ware Tea Cup 5pcs, Tea Port 1pcs ,Cooling Bowl 1pcs, Water Cup 2pcs.Tea Cups Can Also Be Used For Traditional Korean Soju Shot Glass Icheon Ceramics Village Produces Traditional Korean Ceramics, Which Are Of High Quality. The Village Became The Center Of Traditional Pottery During The Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) For About 500 Years Due To The Easily Obtainable Materials In The Areas. Details: Brand [Yeojuoem] Material Ceramic Product Care Instructions Hand Wash Only

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.

The Art Institute’s collection of Korean art spans more than 2,000 years of artistic production and includes exquisite celadon ceramics, striking ink paintings, and contemporary works that carry the artistic heritage of Korea's past into the present day.

This beautiful Korean vase is a must-have for any collector. It features a stunning green glazed finish and is made of high-quality ceramic material. The vase is signed by the maker and is Crane brand, adding to its value and authenticity. This vase is perfect for displaying flowers or as a standalone decorative piece. Its unique design and finish make it a great addition to any home or office. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this exquisite piece of art.

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A bowl made around the 16th century in Vietnam. In Japan, trade with Vietnam has been active since the Muromachi period (around the 16th century). Many Vietnamese bowls have also been imported into Japan. Vietnamese bowls are greatly influenced by Chinese bowls, and there are many items with similar designs to China. It is strongly influenced by China, and the design incorporates things from China's Yuan period. A distinctive feature of Vietnamese pottery from this period is that the bottom…

Broad-shouldered, large fermentation or storage jars made with slab or coil construction methods, the contemporary Onggi form’s popularity expanded from the 18th century in Korea.

Steeped in centuries of tradition, the Mino Ware Handmade Striped Japanese Tea Cup is a true reflection of Japan’s rich ceramic heritage. Crafted from the earth of Gifu Prefecture, this cup embodies the ancient artistry of Minoyaki pottery, a tradition that dates back to the 7th century. With its Tokusa pattern, inspired by the delicate reeds of Japan's "ten grass," this tea cup offers a unique expression in each piece, blending natural beauty with modern refinement. The texture of the clay…

The object conveys the history of a uniquely Korean identity through its masterful simplicity

South Korea-based Jinho Choi specialises in Cheongja pottery, a term that refers to ceramics that were first produced during the Goryeo Dynasty. The core characteristics of this style are unique surface patterns and a pale green hue – attributes that can be seen in this teacup and saucer set. Each one is a wonderful mix of old and new, putting a modern spin on traditional Korean craft.

Korean Celedon pottery.

Material:CeramicReusability:ReusableOperation Instruction:Hand wash onlyRecommended Usage:MultipurposeBrand:CMYD StudioItem ID:TV145146Origin:Guangdong,ChinaEWLatest Cmyd Studio Japanese Style Ceramic Coffee Mug With Saucer Set, Hand Wash Only Reusable Retro Multipurpose Cup For Home Use White Kitchen & Dining, size features are:Bust: ,Length: ,Sleeve Length:

Experience the rich heritage of Korean ceramics in every sip and glance with the Verdant Bloom Vase by Master Ham Jeong-Gu, an acclaimed ceramic artist from Icheon, South Korea--a UNESCO Creative City renowned for its centuries-old pottery tradition. Artist: Master Ham Jeong-Gu (2015 "New Intellectual" in Culture & Arts, 2021 Icheon City Ceramic Master) Handcrafted in: Icheon, South Korea Material: High-quality clay, meticulously glazed and kiln-fired About the Artist: Master Ham Jeong-Gu…

We are selling this very unusual Asian style bowl with blue and white decoration. The bowl is decorated in an early 14th-15th century style on thick glazed stoneware bowl, it could be Chinese, Korean or Vietnamese. Condition: Some damages and losses to the pottery. Dimensions: Height 2 3/8 Inches 6.1 cm Width 4 5/8 Inches 11.7 cm