Authentic 16th-Century Joseon Buncheong Janggun Bottle – Handmade by Korean Ceramic Artist Kim Jung-woo
This handcrafted Buncheong ceramic Janggun Bottle is an authentic recreation of 16th-century Joseon-era pottery. Named after its sturdy and commanding form, the Janggun Bottle embodies the artistic essence of traditional Korean ceramics. The design features a fish, a widely used motif in the Joseon period symbolizing abundance, meticulously crafted using the traditional Cheolhwa Buncheong iron-painted technique.
Renowned ceramic artist Jungwoo Kim, known for his expertise in Joseon Buncheong ware, brings this historical piece to life with a unique clay composition and bold, dynamic brushwork. His mastery of traditional methods creates an authentic antique aesthetic, making this piece a perfect collector’s item for enthusiasts of Korean pottery, Asian ceramics, and historical art.
About the Artist – Jungwoo Kim’s Dedication to Korean Ceramic Heritage
Jungwoo Kim is a leading expert in Joseon Buncheong pottery, dedicated to preserving and reviving Korea’s ceramic heritage. Based in Gongju, an ancient city rich in history since the Baekje Kingdom (over 1,500 years ago), he carefully reinterprets Baekje’s cultural legacy in a contemporary context. His commitment to using locally sourced clay ensures that each piece carries the essence of authentic Korean craftsmanship, passed down through generations.
