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his dish is carved, stamped, and inlaid with decorations
Tunder buncheong glaze. A band of repeating “V”-shaped
patterns appears just below the lip. A wide register of radiat-
ing lines follow, encircling another thin, undecorated band
with a stamped chrysanthemum flower in the center. Five
spur marks surround the central medallion. The outside of
the bowl is brushed with white slip. The base inside the foot-
rim is glazed.
46. Like cat. 45, this dish was fired in a stack along with other
Dish dishes, separated with clay pads. The collector’s parents and
15th century, Joseon grandparents used this dish for serving diced radish kimchi
TL results: fired between 300 & 600 years ago (Kr: kkakdugi).
Stoneware with inlaid designs under buncheong glaze
H: 3.4 cm, W: 15.7 cm
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