Korean Goryeo Celadon Vase Jar Koam Nam Jung-sik Signed Chrysanthemum Box 1988 Bamboo Uses Ideal for display as

Uses Ideal for display as an interior art object or as part of a Japanese antique pottery collection

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

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

Originally used for storing tea leaves

Uses Ideal as a home decoration

Korean Goryeo Celadon Vase Jar Koam Nam Jung-sik Signed Chrysanthemum Box 1988 Bamboo Uses Ideal for display asDescription 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