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 Korean Chungju (Celadon)

The beautiful Korean Celadon (Chungja) came to Korea from China about 900th.  The unique Celadon (Jade) color and shape has evolved over time in the Goryo dynasty (900-1390). The natural lines, the simple design and the noble harmonized green-blue color are a typical characteristic of Korean Chungja.

Chungja is porcelain with wonderfully-beautiful jade color, which at the time of Goryo Dynasty reached its heyday around 1200th.

Our Celadon Ceramics are all hand-crafted

 

 Korean Beaky (White Ceramic)

The white Joseon porcelain (also known as Joseon Baekja) was prevalent during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) in Korea and is now popular again.

At the time of the Joseon Dynasty (1390-1900) white porcelain was favored in society and was more popular than others porcelains. The confucian doctrine dominated at that time in culture and philosophy.

The white Beakja porcelain reflects the pragmatism and the simplicity of the confucian doctrine.

Our Baekja   Our Beak Ja Ceramics are all hand-crafted.

 

 

 

 


Matcha Bowl

Matcha Bowl

 

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Tea Cup

Tea Cup

 Hak_dagiCeladon Tee Tasse

 

Tea Service Set

Tea Service Set

 

chungja_meabung_1 Celadon Mebyong Tee Service

 

Tea Ware

Tea Ware

 

jinsa_matcha_doseCeradon Matcha Dose

 

Tumbler for Teas and Coffee

Tumbler for Teas and Coffee

Thermoskanne for Teas and Coffee

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Thermoskanne1

 

 

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