Jar 918 - 1392

This anonymous Korean "Jar" from the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) exemplifies the era's mastery of ceramic craftsmanship. Characterized by a bulbous body and a short, wide neck, the jar features a rich brown glaze that showcases a subtle variation in tone. The glaze, applied with a sense of spontaneity, creates a textured surface, adding to the jar's visual appeal. The jar's form and glaze are characteristic of Goryeo ceramics, which are renowned for their elegant simplicity and sophisticated techniques. The jar's humble appearance belies its refined aesthetic and speaks to the enduring legacy of Goryeo ceramics.