Korean Celadon Buddhist Ritual Censer Incense Burner Joseon Dynasty 16- 17th C.
$ 34056.0
Description
Cheongja Buddhist Ritual Celadon Censer Incense Burner Korean Joseon Dynasty (16th/17th Century) A breathtaking and exceedingly rare example of Korean Cheongja art pottery, this Buddhist Ritual Celadon Censer, Incense Burner is molded and carved in the elegant form of a Mandarin duck , symbolizing fidelity and harmony. The lid features a sanggam inlay border , meticulously executed in the style of the renowned Goryeo-era, reflecting the continuity of Korea’s rich ceramic tradition. The celadon glaze is exceptional, boasting a stunning color reminiscent of the sky-blue Ru kiln glaze of China’s Song Dynasty, a hallmark of refined artistry. This one-of-a-kind, exceedingly rare piece showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of the Joseon Dynasty and is a must-have for collectors of fine Korean ceramics. Condition: A well-preserved example, very good to excellent for age and use, no damage, chips, hairlines, or restorations. Measurements: 6.5 inches tall x 5.75 inches diameter. An extraordinarily rare and precious artifact for discerning collectors, embodying both historical significance and artistic beauty. Serious inquires welcome.
