Type... Pottery Celadon "Goryeo Inlaid Celadon" Revived in the Modern Era This is a work from the famous Saeum Kiln in Icheon, the pottery village of Korea. Saeum, Kim Moon-shik is a leading figure in the contemporary Korean ceramic art world. The design arranges Joseon Dynasty paintings into celadon patterns, with pine and crane motifs in black and white soil inlay, and the sun in cinnabar inlay, using a time-consuming and elaborate technique, all handmade. This is an original product developed by our company, produced and imported under the direct guidance of the kiln. During production, the size was too large, resulting in a poor yield, and it was not profitable after making only a few pieces. Although there are some distortions, it is a very luxurious item that can be used as an umbrella stand or a cylindrical flower vase. Please take this opportunity to acquire it. Long-term inventory, limited to current stock, clearance price Size: Diameter approx. 23.8cm, Height approx. 40cm Box: Cardboard Attached: Bookmark Note: We take great care in photography, but the color may appear different depending on your monitor.