Goryeo inlaid celadon ware
Updated at 2024-04-20
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Goryeo celadon techniques became popular in the Korean peninsula from the 12th to 13th centuries. The celadon plate in the image was decorated using an inlay technique and fired, and is the most representative type of Goryeo celadon ware. The procedure for the inlay technique is as follows: designs and lines are incised onto the ware, and then filled with ocher and white pigments. The overflowing slip is scraped off. The ware is bisque fired, covered with a celadon glaze, and glaze fired. The finished product is a verdant light green color. Celadon techniques were first introduced from China, but Goryeo celadon gradually acquired its own unique artistic value due to its graceful silhouettes and limpid and soft color. Nowadays, it is a representative artwork of the Korean peninsula.
Name
Goryeo inlaid celadon ware
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Yang Chang-soo Representative Korean Mission in Taipei
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Republic of Korea
National flag: Taegukgi
National day: Oct. 3
Language: Korean
Capital: Seoul
Area: 100,364 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 51,820,000 people (January 2021)
Currency: Won(₩)
Government: Constitutional republic
Category
Ceramics
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