Kim Pan-ki Celadon Scalloped Serving Bowl
$405
The Artist Studio
Kim Pan-ki Celadon Scalloped Serving Bowl
$405
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Ceramics Master Kim Pan-ki has been designing and creating unique pieces for the home since 1983, experimenting with different techniques such as buncheong and celadon. This large bowl is an example of the latter; it references traditional styles with its jade hue and transparent glaze – features that originated in China during the Song dynasty (960-1279 AD) – but adds a contemporary touch through a scalloped rim.
Product ID: 2215502005
View more from: Kim Pan-ki / Serving bowls
The Artist Studio
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Ceramics Master Kim Pan-ki has been designing and creating unique pieces for the home since 1983, experimenting with different techniques such as buncheong and celadon. This large bowl is an example of the latter; it references traditional styles with its jade hue and transparent glaze – features that originated in China during the Song dynasty (960-1279 AD) – but adds a contemporary touch through a scalloped rim.
Product ID: 2215502005
View more from: Kim Pan-ki / Serving bowls
The Artist Studio
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Meet the Maker:
Kim Pan-ki
With each creation, Kim Pan-ki experiments with different techniques – from buncheong to celadon – while utilising the comb-pattern style, a method indigenous to Korea during the Neolithic period where handcrafted clay is fired in open or semi-open pits.
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