Korean art is admired for its restraint, its natural materials and its sense of ease. Our Korean collection follows the main traditions: Goryeo celadon and Joseon porcelain, Joseon furniture with its fine wood grain and metal fittings, painting and calligraphy, bojagi and other textiles, and metalwork. We are adding pieces now, so please check back or get in touch.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Korean celadon?
Korean celadon is a grey-green glazed stoneware made during the Goryeo dynasty (918-1392). Korean potters developed sanggam, an inlay technique in which designs are carved and filled with black and white slip before glazing.
What is buncheong?
Buncheong is a stoneware of the early Joseon dynasty, covered in white slip that is brushed, stamped, incised or painted, often with a lively, informal look.
What is a moon jar?
A moon jar is a large, round white porcelain jar of the Joseon dynasty, usually made in two halves joined at the middle, which gives it a slightly uneven shape.
Can you help me find a specific piece?
Yes. Call us on +1 781-631-5555 and tell us what you are looking for.
Looking for a particular piece? Call us on +1 781-631-5555.