This is a 12th-century Goryeo celadon water dropper. It measures 10 cm in height and 5 cm in width. The black inlaid eyes indicate it is a piece from the 12th century. Depictions of people and animals are rare, and this water dropper features a heartwarming scene of a parent and child monkey embracing. Similar water droppers from the same period are held in museums, with one designated as an Important Art Object. This piece has a stylish touch with red cinnabar applied to the air holes on the baby monkey's head and the mother monkey's neck. It is a rare excavated item. Thank you.