::: Ewha Womans University Museum :::



A New Perspective on Korean Ceramics
This permanent exhibition at the newly reopened Ewha Womans University Museum puts on display the history of Korean ceramics centered around the Museum’s finest pieces. This exhibition highlights the history of Korean earthenware, which has come down together with the history of the Korean people, as an important current in the history of Korean ceramics. This exhibition introduces the two traditions of earthenware, from prehistoric times up through the onggi, and of porcelain, from Goryeo celadon through Joseon white porcelain, and presents them each in its own unique light and with its own unique character. In so doing, this exhibition represents “A New Perspective on Korean Ceramics,” which considers earthenware and porcelain in an equal relationship. Period : 2005. 5.31 - 2005. 7. 30 2005. 9. 1 - 2005. 10. 15
The Spirit of Soil as Embodied in Korean Earthenware
	Funeral Urn with Stampes Design Stoneware Silla during the North-South Kingdoms Period 8th century	Bottle Brownish-black Glazed Stoneware Goryeo 12th century
The Soil to Jade : The History of Korean Porcelain
	Jar with the Inscription"The 4th Year of Sunwha" Celadon Goryeo 993 Treasure No.237	Jar with Grapevine Design in Underglaze Iron White Porcelain Joseon 18th century National Treasure No.107