#moon jar

[vintage-treasures]

Moon Jar. Porcelain (Joseon Period) Crafted during the Korean Joseon Period, this Moon Jar captures the philosophy of Neo-Confucianism, which valued purity, humility, and unadorned beauty. Instead of perfect symmetry, the potter embraced natural flaws, letting the porcelain take on its own organic shape in the kiln.

The charm of the jar is its simple elegance. It has a round, slightly uneven body with a soft glaze that shifts from a milky white to pale grey and faint blue depending on the light. With no painted patterns, it relies entirely on its clean shape and smooth texture to create a quiet, calm presence. It shows that true beauty does not need decoration. Loc. Private Collection (Sold at Sotheby's in 2026). Dim. Height. 36.5 cm (14 3/8 in)

[alunimoon]

Ceramic rabbit moon jar 🐇🌷

[arinewman7]

Moon Jar

Unknown Artist

baekja (white porcelain), 18th Century

[blueiscoool]

An important white-glazed moon jar Joseon dynasty, late 17th / early 18th century Height 45.2 cm; Diameter 45.4 cm.

[eirikswood]

The Body Remembers 身体记得

This vessel may still carry the innate talents and physical skills of past generations, unrealized and untouched by the fickle, feeble conscious mind.

[catherine-white]

Rupert Spira moon jar with poem embossed

[quo-usque-tandem]

Moon jar - Korea, 17th century

[ttamarshall]

Dragon Jar, 17th century, artist unknown, Korea, porcelain with underglaze iron oxide decoration