Hancheong Kiln / Goryeo Celadon / Incense Burner / Ceramics / Korea This is a Hancheong Kiln Goryeo celadon incense burner that was kept unused at my parents' house. Please consider it as a used item as it has been stored for a long time. - Color: Pale green - Material: Pottery - Design: Openwork pattern - Shape: Round, diameter 10.5cm x total height 8cm, lid height 2cm - Legs: Three legs, leg height 2cm Hancheong Kiln (also known as Hancheong Pottery Kiln) is a kiln run by the Korean potter Kim Bok-han, and is particularly known for producing Goryeo celadon. Kim, who studied under Ryu Hae-gang (a Korean Living National Treasure), has inherited traditional techniques and aesthetics, and creates tea utensils and tableware with beautiful decorations such as inlay (zogan). Features and Works Tradition of Goryeo Celadon: Recreates the beautiful green celadon that developed during the Goryeo period, characterized by crane and flower patterns using inlay (zogan). Kim Bok-han's Style: Inheriting the techniques and spirit of his teacher, Ryu Hae-gang, he creates high-quality works with careful handwork. Main Products: Tea bowls, incense cases, incense burners, teacups, and water jars are popular tea ceremony utensils and tableware. Location of the Kiln: Located in Icheon, a well-known pottery production area in Korea. Thank you for viewing.