Korean Antique Late Koryo Celadon Tea Bowl Silica Spur Marks 14th C Vase For collectors of Japanese textiles

For collectors of Japanese textiles and admirers of Wabi-sabi aesthetics

this piece offers a worthy canvas for Kintsugi or lacquer restoration to bring it back to its full glory

Condition: used / There are minor scratches

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Korean Antique Late Koryo Celadon Tea Bowl Silica Spur Marks 14th C Vase For collectors of Japanese textilesDescription A. Introduction This is a rare Late Koryo Dynasty Celadon Tea Bowl (approx. 14th Century). It is a fascinating transitional piece that retains the beautiful olive green glaze of classic Koryo Celadon while featuring the silica spur marks that indicate the stacking techniques of the era. B. Expert Analysis: Dating the Piece (Late Koryo vs. Joseon) The Silica Spur Marks (Keiseki): Inside the bowl (Mikomi), there are three distinct white