Ceramic moon jar

A Korean inspired pottery moon jar with white slip brushed on and then a blue/black underglaze colour added with a special brush. It is a stunning heirloom piece which will create drama in an interior design. It is made of a buff coloured stoneware clay and is coated with a transparent glaze. The vase is able to hold water without an issue.

The technique of making traditional Moon jars during the Joseon Dynasty was combining two hemispherical shapes with the upper and lower parts to create a large, round Moon jar, which was the most suitable method because there was no electric wheel at that time. Also, the plasticity of clay was...

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Michel Francois Porcelain on Instagram: "‘Midnight Moon’ This piece is inspired by nebulas seen from the Hubble telescope. A deep black glaze overlaid with a luminescent, intense willow ash glaze. Size: 32cm high by 28cm wide This pot is for sale. Please DM or email with enquiries. #moonjar #ceramics #porcelain #pottery #koreanpottery #wheelthrown #craft #clay"

The object conveys the history of a uniquely Korean identity through its masterful simplicity

Lorraine Singer on Instagram: “Lidded moon jar lit by winter light #moonjar #ceramics #stoneware #contemporaryceramics #studiopottery #southeastopenstudios…”

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