[Treasures From National Museum of Korea] White Porcelain Jar with Grapevine and Monkey Pattern
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Quick summary- 1Period: Joseon Era Materials: White porcelain ceramics Dimensions: 30.8 cm tall Designation: National Treasure 93 This is one of the finest masterpieces among…
- 2Grapevines and monkeys are painted
Period: Joseon Era Materials: White porcelain ceramics Dimensions: 30.8 cm tall Designation: National Treasure 93 This is one of the finest masterpieces among white porcelain artifacts from the late Joseon Era that used metal pigment particles. Grapevines and monkeys are painted on the middle section of the body with sufficient blank space remaining, giving it an overall sense of harmony. Due to the thickness of the paints applied, the colors are slightly blurred and the descriptions are not sha
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