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Celadon Buddhist Alms Bowls
靑磁陰刻牡丹唐草文鉢盂
- Original name
- 청자음각모란당초문발우
- Culture/Period
- Korea / Goryeo Dynasty
- Findspot
- Chungcheongnam-do Taean-gun
- Classification
- Religious belief - Buddhism - Offering - Baru (Begging bowl)
- Material
- Ceramic - Celadon
- Dimensions
- Height : 3.8-4.0 cm, Diameter (mouth) : 16.3-16.5 cm, Diameter (bottom) : 4.8 cm
- No.
- Taean 08396
- Location
- Taean National Maritime Museum(Exhibition Room 2)
It is a set of celadon barus, begging bowls for Buddhist monks. These are characterized by a flat bottom, a slightly sloped wall, and an upright top body. One engraved line encircles the lip, and the inner surface is decorated with peony and arabesque patterns. The glaze is evenly painted, and some spots are darker than the rest. The artifact was wiped out of the glaze at the ground plane of the flat foot and supported with four fireproof clay doughs for firing (This artifact was stacked with Taean 8397, 8398, and 8399 when excavated.).
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