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Unlike the taller standing vessels in Jaejun Lee’s celadon work, this bowl is built low and open, its walls flaring gently outward from a narrow foot to a wide rim. The pale, mist-toned celadon glaze covers almost the entire exterior and interior, leaving only a narrow band of bare porcelain exposed at the base, where the glaze has pooled and fallen away in a scatter of small drip-points.
As with the rest of his celadon work, Jaejun Lee wheel-throws the piece in Korean porcelain and fires it in gas reduction at Cone 9, allowing the glaze to move and settle during the firing rather than smoothing it to an even coat. Each drip-point at the foot is fixed permanently at the moment the kiln reaches its final temperature — part of the artist’s ongoing exploration of celadon glaze in reduction firing.
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Artist: Jaejun Lee
Title: Celadon Bowl
Form / Series: Bowl (no named series)
Material: Korean porcelain
Technique: Wheel-thrown, celadon glaze applied and left to run toward the foot, forming small drip-points
Firing: Cone 9, reduction, gas kiln
Dimensions: H 9.3 × W 11.9 cm
Year: 2025
Condition: New
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About the artist
LEE JAEJUN 이재준
"His work seeks to harmonise functionality and beauty, enriching and enhancing people’s everyday lives. He is currently immersed in an exploration of celadon glaze and reduction firing — seeking to capture its breathing, dynamic essence at its most dramatic and fleeting moment."
