Korean Goryeo Celadon Vase Jar Koam Nam Jung-sik Signed Chrysanthemum Box 1988 Bamboo Originally used for storing tea

Originally used for storing tea leaves

This is an authentic antique Korean celadon bowl dating from the Goryeo Dynasty

Uses Ideal as a home decoration

this piece has completely lost its original jar form — created when multiple clay bodies fused and collapsed under intense heat inside the kiln

resonant sound of the Horagai is believed to dispel evil spirits and awaken the Buddha nature within

Korean Goryeo Celadon Vase Jar Koam Nam Jung-sik Signed Chrysanthemum Box 1988 Bamboo Originally used for storing teaDescription Item Details This is a beautiful Korean Goryeo Celadon (Goryeo Cheong ja) porcelain vase (or jar), created by the potter Koam, Nam Jung sik ( ). Artist: Nam Jung sik (Art name: Koam). Signed "Koam" () on the bottom. Includes the original pamphlet dated 1988. Design: The vase features a traditional inlaid design (Sanggam) of Chrysanthemums (Kiku) and dotted patterns in white and black slip. Glaze: It is coated in a classic celadon green