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Buy tickets at :
Join International Ceramics Exchange 2024 for a weekend of inspiration as you immerse yourselves in the works of six Korean ceramic artists.
Kwon Dae-Sup, Moonjars, Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Wijnegem (14 April–2 June 2018). Courtesy Axel Vervoordt Gallery.
An Rare Korean Buncheong ware pottery Mishima shiooke chawan, 16th or 17th century, from the Ulrich Vollmer Collection. Perhaps made for the Japanese market. This Joseon dynasty (1392-1910) teabowl is wheel-thrown stoneware with stamped, incised and slip-filled decoration and has a pale green-grey glaze. It is extensively repaired using the Kintsugi technique and comes with a wooden box. #korean#koreanceramics #japanesetaste #stoneware #koreanantique
Incredible journey in Korea. Thank you to all the potters and artists I’ve met along the way. Here is a flower vase fired in a wood kiln in Ulsan, South Korea.
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