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A glimpse of Korean ceramics (I)

May21

Earthenware pottery has been made in Korea since 8000 BCE and the art of making ceramics was perfected in the 11th century. Korean ceramics emphasise function and practicality, focusing on unpretentious forms, understated decoration and subtle colours. Continue reading →

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