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These are some of the words we often associate with punch'ông ware, the striking ceramic type produced during the first 200 years of the Chosôn dynasty (1392–1910). Curiously, this arresting ware lacked a designated name at the time, at least judging from its absence in contemporaneous documents.
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Experience the art of punch'ong pottery decoration by creating a ceramic piece in ... One form of pottery, the Punch'ong tradition, lasted for less than a ...
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Won Seok Kim's Australian Punch'ong Ware - ; ... Pottery of the Yi period was seen as an unsophisticated peasant ware. However it is the impact of this period that has been greatest on modern ceramic artists.
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The stoneware pottery known in Korean as "Punch'ong" is made by painting in a white slip over a grayish-green glaze. It is unique to Korea. ...
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Choson ceramics consisted of two major categories: a type of stoneware called punch'ong pottery and white porcelain. A product of the early period of the Choson era, punch'ong pottery, made for wider use by the masses, is expressive of indigenous Korean folk art.
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Punch'ong pottery, made for use by the masses, differed in both shape and characteristics from the white porcelain, typically featuring a thin blue, green or colorless glaze with designs that were inlaid, stamped or painted with iron pigment, or scratched into the slip coating.
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The term punch'ong is a shortened form of punjang hoech'ong, meaning pottery decorated with a white slip and a pale bluish-green glaze. ... The punch'ong legacy is clearly seen in the rustic naivety of Yoon's pots. The motifs are incised into the moist slip-covered surface taking on spontaneous abstract forms.
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Most styles of Japanese pottery are named after the city where they are made, such as Mashiko in Tochigi Prefecture, while others bear a family name, ... Because the "rope curtain" designs of 15th-16th century Korean Punch'ong stoneware resembled the lines of the calendar, works of this pattern came to be known as Mishima.
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