Korean antique jar, an onggi pot.
From the Korean Japanese colonial period.
Height: Approximately 11.5cm, Diameter: Approximately 9cm (slightly less)
Weight: Approximately 498g
Please refer to the other photos.
Due to the firing of the base, there is noticeable wobbling and instability, so please place something on the bottom when using it.
There is a stone chip on the inner edge of the mouth.
It's simple, but it has a nice atmosphere when used as a flower vase.
When using it, please be aware that there may be kiln marks and cracks from the firing process, and use a water container inside to prevent leakage.
The condition shows signs of aging, such as scratches.
There is some instability, which is typical of Korean antique ceramics and Korean pottery, but it does not affect its use or appreciation.
Includes stains on the body and inside.
I filled it with water for about 2 hours, and there was no leakage at the moment.
This type of onggi has kiln marks, stone chips (photo 19, left side), other minor scratches, kiln flaws, and cracks that appear to be from the firing process, and may eventually seep or leak over a long period.
When using it as a flower vase, always use a water container, such as a cup, inside.
We will send it to you as it is, with dirt and dust, so please take care of it.
If you like it, please consider it.
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