Miniature tea bowl set
4 artists
4 artists
Miniature tea bowl set
₩180,000
| Product name |
Miniature tea bowl set |
| texture | ceramic |
| Components | Main product, paulownia wood box |
| size | Gate: 45mm in diameter, 45mm in height Jingokyo: Diameter 67mm, Height 40mm Jeonghoyo: Diameter 65mm, Height 53mm Moonkyungyo: Diameter 77mm, Height 40mm |
| Manufacturer | Gwanmunyo, Jingokyo, Jeonghoyo, and Mungyeongyo |
| Country of Origin | korea |
4 artists
Gwanmunyo is the ceramic brand of artist Kim Jong-pil, who continues the tradition of kiln work in Mungyeong. While rooted in the spirit and forms of Joseon ceramics, the artist naturally incorporates contemporary sensibilities and changing times to create a uniquely personal style. Rather than merely replicating tradition, the work seeks to expand and reinterpret it within its ongoing flow.
Jingokyo creates ceramics fired in traditional wood kilns, naturally expressing the flow of clay and glaze through the sculptural qualities and textures of buncheong ware.
Within traces left intentionally unembellished, the vessels continue alongside daily use and the passage of time.
Artist Lim Man-jae of Jeonghoyo (井戶窯) is a ceramic artist based in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, who has devoted more than thirty years to researching and creating traditional tea bowls. While inheriting the forms and aesthetics of Joseon-era Ido chawan, the artist also pursues practicality and balanced beauty suited for everyday use.
The traces of clay and fire born within wood kilns, along with the flow of glaze and rich surface textures, reveal deep emotional resonance throughout the work.
Mungyeongyo is the ceramic brand of artist Cheon Gyeong-hui, continuing kiln work rooted in the clay and traditional kilns of the Mungyeong region. Through restrained forms and understated glaze expression, the works preserve traces created naturally by clay and fire, quietly settling into everyday life and moments of tea.
Jingokyo creates ceramics fired in traditional wood kilns, naturally expressing the flow of clay and glaze through the sculptural qualities and textures of buncheong ware.
Within traces left intentionally unembellished, the vessels continue alongside daily use and the passage of time.
Artist Lim Man-jae of Jeonghoyo (井戶窯) is a ceramic artist based in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, who has devoted more than thirty years to researching and creating traditional tea bowls. While inheriting the forms and aesthetics of Joseon-era Ido chawan, the artist also pursues practicality and balanced beauty suited for everyday use.
The traces of clay and fire born within wood kilns, along with the flow of glaze and rich surface textures, reveal deep emotional resonance throughout the work.
Mungyeongyo is the ceramic brand of artist Cheon Gyeong-hui, continuing kiln work rooted in the clay and traditional kilns of the Mungyeong region. Through restrained forms and understated glaze expression, the works preserve traces created naturally by clay and fire, quietly settling into everyday life and moments of tea.
Miniature tea bowl set
A miniature tea bowl set created by four ceramic artists, each expressing distinct sensibilities.
Traditional tea bowl forms are condensed into intimate proportions, revealing each artist’s aesthetics through clay texture, glaze flow, and finishing details. A collection that allows multiple sculptural perspectives to be appreciated together within a single set.
*Please note that the product you receive may not be exactly the same as the one shown in the photo, but will be a similar style. If you would like to see photos of the actual product before placing your order, please contact us.
Traditional tea bowl forms are condensed into intimate proportions, revealing each artist’s aesthetics through clay texture, glaze flow, and finishing details. A collection that allows multiple sculptural perspectives to be appreciated together within a single set.
*Please note that the product you receive may not be exactly the same as the one shown in the photo, but will be a similar style. If you would like to see photos of the actual product before placing your order, please contact us.
Tea
It captures the natural aroma of tea leaves, sculpted by the mountains, wind, and sunlight. A cup steeped in the energy of nature gently connects you to the rhythm of your day.
Tea ware
Tea ware refers to all tools used in the process of boiling, steeping, and drinking tea.
Beyond simple utility, these objects offer refinement and quiet spaciousness to those who enjoy tea.
