Korean ceramics

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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.

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

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.

Traditional Korean Tea Set

Japanese and Korean Art

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

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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…

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

Ree Soo-jong cétamique coréenne

Korean Underglaze Blue Porcelain Jar, Joseon A1GK.