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- Punch'ong Glazed Stoneware Bowl with Characters in Underglaze Iron on White Slip (Painted Mishima Style)
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Punch'ong Glazed Stoneware Bowl with Characters in Underglaze Iron on White Slip (Painted Mishima Style)
- Museum No.
- GK367
Photo No：5592-38430
Color type：Monochrome
| Title | Punch'ong Glazed Stoneware Bowl with Characters in Underglaze Iron on White Slip (Painted Mishima Style) |
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| Category | Ceramics (G), Korean Ceramics |
| Country | Korea |
| Period | Joeson |
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| Dimensions | Height 18.8cm Base diameter 12.8cm Mouth diameter 31cm |
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| Donor | Kasakawa Masaaki |
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The exterior and inscriptions in underglaze iron reveal that this bowl was made from clay taken in the area northwest of a temple in Yeoju-gun, Gyeonggi-do Province, Korea. It is known that there are kiln remains in the Ganam-myeon Maenggol-ri district in Yeoju-gun Province, where Punch'ong glazed stoneware used to be produced. This piece might have been produced at one of those kilns.
Korea-Choson