KOREAN BUNCHEONG BOTTLE VASE POTTERY, SLIP INLAID ROPE CURTAIN W CHRYSANTHEMUM,

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KOREAN BUNCHEONG BOTTLE VASE POTTERY, SLIP INLAID ROPE CURTAIN W CHRYSANTHEMUM, 1990’s
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1990’s POTTERY PIECE, FINE KOREAN BUNCHEONG BOTTLE, WITH AN INLAID ROPE CURTAIN PATTERN AND RING OF CHRYSANTHEMUM HEADS AT THE NECK, SIGNED BY ARTIST
See other Korean pottery made using the same method (Trinket Boxes).
PRODUCT FEATURES & DESCRIPTION
Korea Buncheong is a method in which the patterns are formed with wood block stamps or etched on, and then the pieces were covered with a white slip. The slip was either painted by hand or dipped. Buncheong is a rougher finish than celadon due to coarser clay and has a textured feel and look.
T
he "rope curtain pattern", chrysanthemum heads, or plain dots are common.
Item:
Korean Buncheong Bottle, Slip Inlaid Rope Curtain, Chrysanthemum Neck
Approximate Size:
8” Height
Colors:
Off White & Gray
Signed by Artist at Base
Made in Korea
Purchased in Seoul, Korea in the 1990’s
Condition:
EXCELLENT MINT CONDITION WITH NO CHIPS OR CRACKS.
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SHIPPING WEIGHT 2-3 Pounds