Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number One by Kim Young Mi

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #957839
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Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number One by Kim Young Mi. This beautiful and unusual shade of celadon is achieved by the artist's skillful manipulation of the iron content of the glaze. 9.25h x 12.5w inches, 23.5h x 32w cm.

Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number Two by Kim Young Mi

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #957836
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Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number Two by Kim Young Mi. This beautiful and unusual shade of celadon is achieved by the artist's skillful manipulation of the iron content of the glaze. 5.25h x 12.75w inches, 13.5h x 32w cm.

Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number Three by Kim Young Mi

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #957832
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Pale Blue Celadon Vase Number Three by Kim Young Mi. This beautiful and unusual shade of celadon is achieved by the artist's skillful manipulation of the iron content of the glaze. 6.75h x 10.5w inches, 17h x 27w cm.

White Celadon Jar Number One by Kim Young Mi

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #957823
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White Celadon Jar Number One by Kim Young Mi. This beautiful and unusual shade of celadon is achieved by the artist's skillful manipulation of the glaze. 7.5h x 8.5w inches, 19h x 21.5w cm.

White Celadon Jar Number Two by Kim Young Mi

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #957820
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White Celadon Jar Number Two by Kim Young Mi. This beautiful and unusual shade of celadon is achieved by the artist's skillful manipulation of the glaze. 7.5h x 7w inches, 19h x 18w cm.

12th Century Korean Sanggam Saucer for a Wine Cup

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Pre 1492: item #921911

12th C. Koryo Dynasty (935-1392). Although sanggam wares were produced for only a relatively short period (from about 1150 to the beginning of the Mongol invasions in 1231), the simple design of this example suggests that it is among the earliest of such inlaid celadons. Slightly later pieces usually exhibit greater sophistication in form and more complex and ambitious decoration. In this example, a simple flower is represented by a black dot surrounded by seven white, dot-like petals. This de... Click for details

Korean Celadon Wine Cup of the Koryo Dynasty

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Pre 1492: item #921839

12th C. Koryo (935-1392). A celadon cup of lovely form with a grey-black splash across the body— resembling and roughly contemporaneous with the Chun Yao (Jun Yao) purple splash wares of the Chinese Song Dynasty— although this is a distinctly Korean cup, the grey-green color familiar to us primarily in slightly later Koryo sangaam (inlaid decorated) wares. On a raised footrim with, of course, the distinctive sandy kiln adhesions found on Korean ceramics of this period. A very subtle, triple-s... Click for details

Joo Ji Wan Shades of Celadon Quartet

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #828768
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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

Joo Ji Wan Shades of Celadon Quintet

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #822628
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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

Joo Ji Wan Dark and Light Celadon Quartet

Korean: Ceramics: Celadon Contemporary: item #822618
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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