Buncheong Gaiwan 4
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Stoneware.
Texture achieved by layering clay with white clay slip, and smears of iron oxide after bisque firing, and further transparent glaze on 3rd round of firing.
Diameter: Top 9cm, Base 5.5cm.
Height: 6.5 cm without lid, 8cm with lid.
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, functionally 100ml for brewing.
Texture achieved by layering clay with white clay slip, and smears of iron oxide after bisque firing, and further transparent glaze on 3rd round of firing.
Diameter: Top 9cm, Base 5.5cm.
Height: 6.5 cm without lid, 8cm with lid.
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, functionally 100ml for brewing.
Buncheong is a traditional korean style of pottery where white clay slip is applied onto a usually darker clay body. Despite its simple appearance, these buncheong wares by Mr Hong Seongil went through 3 rounds of firing to complete. He creates the beautiful black spots and dark green patches by layering the white clay slip with iron oxide. The slight tinge of peach-pink on the white-gray stoneware adds a delicate touch to this pretty piece of teaware. As buncheong ware are porous, the colour will change with progressive use, which Mr Hong likens to character development of the teaware!
Stoneware.
Texture achieved by layering clay with white clay slip, and smears of iron oxide after bisque firing, and further transparent glaze on 3rd round of firing.
Diameter: Top 9cm, Base 5.5cm.
Height: 6.5 cm without lid, 8cm with lid.
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, functionally 100ml for brewing.
Stoneware.
Texture achieved by layering clay with white clay slip, and smears of iron oxide after bisque firing, and further transparent glaze on 3rd round of firing.
Diameter: Top 9cm, Base 5.5cm.
Height: 6.5 cm without lid, 8cm with lid.
Capacity: 150ml to the brim, functionally 100ml for brewing.