Celadon chawan teabowl with impressive peony motif inside of the bowl, made by Ri Jonha, a comteporary popular korean potter. It is very good in condition and comes with an original signed and sealed wooden storage box.
From The Fire: Contemporary Korean Ceramics is an historic traveling exhibition of works by 54 of Korea’s best contemporary ceramic artists. It has traveled to major museums all over the world, and is the most important exhibition ever mounted on Korean contemporary ceramics. The artist given the very prestigious honor of having her work chosen for the front and back covers of the beautiful hardcover exhibition catalog was Joo Ji Wan. In fact, her work alone was also chosen for the cover of all b... Click for details
From The Fire: Contemporary Korean Ceramics is an historic traveling exhibition of works by 54 of Korea’s best contemporary ceramic artists. It has traveled to major museums all over the world, and is the most important exhibition ever mounted on Korean contemporary ceramics. The artist given the very prestigious honor of having her work chosen for the front and back covers of the beautiful hardcover exhibition catalog was Joo Ji Wan. In fact, her work alone was also chosen for the cover of all b... Click for details
From The Fire: Contemporary Korean Ceramics is an historic traveling exhibition of works by 54 of Korea’s best contemporary ceramic artists. It has traveled to major museums all over the world, and is the most important exhibition ever mounted on Korean contemporary ceramics. The artist given the very prestigious honor of having her work chosen for the front and back covers of the beautiful hardcover exhibition catalog was Joo Ji Wan. In fact, her work alone was also chosen for the cover of all b... Click for details
From The Fire: Contemporary Korean Ceramics is an historic traveling exhibition of works by 54 of Korea’s best contemporary ceramic artists. It has traveled to major museums all over the world, and is the most important exhibition ever mounted on Korean contemporary ceramics. The artist given the very prestigious honor of having her work chosen for the front and back covers of the beautiful hardcover exhibition catalog was Joo Ji Wan. In fact, her work alone was also chosen for the cover of all b... Click for details
A celadon vase signed by Ko Chung, one of Korea's master potters, is inlaid with designs of plants representing the four seasons and four virtues. Spring is conveyed with a branch of plum blossoms, which also symbolize courage; summer is the orchid, emblem of refinement; fall is the chrysanthemum, which stands for productivity, and winter is bamboo, symbolizing integrity. The flower and leaf designs are inlaid, or cut into, the body of the vase in the manner celadon has been made for centuries i... Click for details
