Wildflower Buncheong Mug (Set of 2)

Wildflower Buncheong Mug (Set of 2)Na Yong hwans interpretation of Buncheong a traditional form of Korean stoneware is closely tied to the natural elements, as its inspired by the autumnal landscape of his homeland. He utilises the sanggam technique to conjure each dreamlike scene, which is where patterns are created via the layering and scraping of porcelain soil onto celadon.

The scalloped

Towards the end of the 19th century

Note the finer details that make them stand tall anywhere they're placed – the architectural silhouettes

With their blush hue and sculptural details

bountiful blooms

There’s something about a tomato that’ll forever spark joy

Jaune de Chrome’s porcelaine de Limoges undergoes a special alchemy of earthenware

G’s dinnerware lends Provençal spirit to the table

flexibility and sharpness

Tenmoku is a deep black with hints of reddish brown

there may be some imperfections reflective of their age

Note the gothic stopper and the stripes reminiscent of stained glass windows – details that speak to Ponti’s love for architecture