[Treasures From National Museum of Korea] White Porcelain Bamboo-shaped Water Dropper in Underglaze Copper
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Quick summary- 1Period: Joseon era (1392-1910) Materials: White porcelain ceramics Dimensions: H.
- 222.1 cm, D.
- 312.1 cm This water dropper consists of a bamboo-shaped tube decorated in copper red, a body and spout decorated with cobalt blue, and white bands encircling th…
Period: Joseon era (1392-1910) Materials: White porcelain ceramics Dimensions: H. 22.1 cm, D. 12.1 cm This water dropper consists of a bamboo-shaped tube decorated in copper red, a body and spout decorated with cobalt blue, and white bands encircling the first joint of the bamboo tube and the upper portion of the body. The body contains an inscription comprising four Hanja, Chinese characters used in written Korean, that mean “ten thousand years of boundless longevity." Its spout is inspired by
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