Buncheong Barrel-shaped Vessel with Incised Peony and Fish Design | Collection Database::NATIONAL MUSEUM OF KOREA

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Buncheong Barrel-shaped Vessel with Incised Peony and Fish Design

Exhibition Name
Drum-shaped Bottle with Peony and Fish Design
Nationality/Period
Joseon Dynasty
Materials
Ceramics - Buncheong
Category
Food - Tableware - Storage Carriage - earthenware jar
Dimensions
H. 17.6cm, L. 27.8cm, (mouth) D. 5.3cm, (bottom) D. 8.4cm
Accession Number
Dongwon 201
Location
Buncheong Ware and White Porcelain

A janggun, or a barrel-shaped vessel, is a type of pottery common in buncheong ware and white porcelain from the early Joseon period. The center of the end piece here is decorated with a sgraffito petal design and a modified lotus flower design created by applying white slip on the body with a brush and then scratching away the background while leaving the design untouched. One side of the body features fish and peony leaf designs, while the other shows only a peony leaf design

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