Contemporary Korean Ceramics

[@ruthfinamore1287]

I am so inspired by your visit to Korea and this fantastic peek into the world of contemporary potters in Korea. Thank you for the web sites, too. Very helpful!!!

[@sagupalguable]

This is a wonderful presentation about some fine Korean potters of today. Thank you very much.

[@jasonmakdaddy]

thanks for sharing this. I visited Lee Kyang-Ho and his family once and they were very gracious hosts.

[@manjarierbacher9399]

loved this inspiring presentation... felt privileged to see it ..thanks

[@leekidong1]

뭔가 시도가 되긴하는군요. 한국적이기도 세련된 보편적 디자인이기도 합니다. 도양의 자기는 보편적 서민들의 그릇이기도 했지요.

[@eccentricdetectorists9754]

Probably need to edit the first few minutes out.....

[@plathhs]

Very nice presentation! Thanks a lot for uploading!
Song Ilgeun at the end was a pleasant surprise. What an interesting person!
And Yi Kanghyo and Yi Inchin are two of my favourite Korean potters as well.

[@roberts3590]

Mei-ling Hom!

[@jesuscamacho5668]

Caso cerrado

[@nyotauhura7412]

transmigration obscure? not if you are familiar with the cnovels!

[@olafurssonkyllian8153]

This is chinese not korean , the korean just copied it .
And starting the show by showing that you're actually pissed that there are not enough people , damn that wasn't smart, and what a lack of respect for the one who did bother to come, i personally would have left right after this remark .

[@jonbroyles2521]

Chill

[@nayeonkim4006]

Just... Study them before you say something...

[@TheKuldi]

wow, you seem to have a degree in being offended hahah

[@Cuyt24]

Korea didn’t copy, you loser

[@acosta829]

celadon ware started in China and spread to Korea, Vietnam and Thailand, which all added their innovations to it.