
Porcelain spherical vase with blue and white floral decoration, Korean
Selling Price
$70
History
This spherical vase represents the Korean tradition of blue and white porcelain, which flourished during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). Korean potters developed their own distinctive style of cobalt blue decoration on white porcelain, often featuring flowing botanical motifs and natural designs that reflect Korean aesthetic sensibilities. The hand-painted floral patterns showcase the characteristic brushwork and artistic approach that distinguishes Korean ceramics from Chinese and Japanese counterparts. 5 3/4” H 5” Dia (belly) 1/2” Opening Blue and white Korean porcelain appeals to collectors of Asian ceramics, particularly those specializing in Korean art and decorative objects. These pieces are valued by interior designers seeking authentic Oriental accents and by enthusiasts of traditional Korean craftsmanship. The spherical form with its distinctive knob top makes it particularly desirable as a decorative statement piece, and collectors appreciate these items for their cultural significance and the skilled artistry involved in their creation.
Origin
Korea
Time period
20th century