Celadon is a term for ceramics meaning both a type of glaze and color. Celadon originated in China. Kilns such as the Longquan kiln in Zhejiang province are known for their celadon works. Celadon production later spread to other regions in Asia, such as Japan and Korea and Thailand.
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Ming shrine, the figure left unglazed in the "biscuit" state
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Kyō ware vase, 19th century
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Censer with kingfisher glaze, Goryeo Dynasty (National Treasure No. 95)
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Sanggam engraving inlaid design of a crane (left), scraping off excess clay slip, used to fill in the engraving (right)
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Ceramic ware covered with celadon glaze, by Wanda Golakowska, Poland, 2nd half of 20th century
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Yaozhou ware, Shaanxi province, Song Dynasty, 10th–11th century
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Ru ware bowl, with metal rim, produced exclusively for the Northern Song emperors c. 1110–1125.
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Guan ware, Southern Song dynasty, 1100s–1200s AD
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Flower vase with Iron Brown Spots (飛青磁花生), Longquan kiln, Yuan Dynasty, 13–14th century (National Treasure)
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Longquan celadon from Zhejiang, Ming Dynasty, 14–15th century
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Baekje kingdom's celadon, sheep object
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Dragon turtle kettle, Goryeo dynasty, 12th century (National Treasure No. 61)
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Maebyeong vase with sanggam engraved cranes, hand carved Goryeo dynasty, (National Treasure No. 68)
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beautifully sanggam technique applied plate
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Goryeo celadon incense burner with Girin mystic sacred animal lid on it
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Goryeo celadon of Korean Chamoe yellow water melon shaped motif
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tea cup with flower inlays, Goryeo dynasty
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horibyeong, Korea celadon of Goryeo period
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creative design of baby bamboo, virtue for scholars, water dropper for calligraphy, Seoye
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Goryeo celadon ewer or tea pot inside a cup
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a step to the white porcelain, Goryeo celadon
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Pitcher in the shape of a Dragon Turtle, Goryeo dynasty, (National Treasure No. 96)
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inlay carved tea cup with silver lining, Goryeo celadon
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Celadon Buddhist ritual sprinkler with phragmites and wild goose design in relief
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incense burner, Goryeo Celadon
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incense burner of Goryeo, celadon
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celadon hand-carved inlaid and colored red, decorated with grapes
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Goryeo incense keeping case hand carved and inlaid with white and black, white cranes decorated
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Korea Goryeo dynasty object of a seated immortal
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Badook, play go made with Goryeo celadon
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Celadon chairs, objects for calligraphy ceremony Seoye
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aromatic oil container with four other incense boxed
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molded and carved lotus, Gangjin kilns, 1100-1250 celadon
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Lidded Jar, Joseon dynasty (National Treasure No. 1071)
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Goryeo celadon incense burner with duck lid on, 12th century, duck symbolizes a sacred guide to the sky on the way across a hwangcheon river after death
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Bowl with incised peony designs, Sri Satchanalai, 15th century
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Bottle with two shoulder lugs, Sawankhalok, 15th century
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Tea cup, Lý dynasty period, 11th-12th century
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See also
In Spanish: Celadón para niños