Goryeo Small Dishl with Knead Design

Knead celamic plate made in Goryeo Dynasty.
Marble knead celamic originated in the Tang Dynasty of China, where two different brown clays were mixed together to create a marbled pattern.
Marble knead celamic of the Goryeo Dynasty uses three types of clay, black and white, as decoration techniques for celadon.
The plate is shallow and the rim is divided into eight like petals.
The prospect is carved with a pattern that seems to be a Korean fish, and has scales and long antennae.
It also looks like a shrimp.
Knead celamic of Goryeo is easy to break during baking due to the difference in shrinkage rate due to mixing different types of soil, so there are not many existing ones in Japan.
It is secretly popular as Goryeo celadon, which is known to those in the know.
The white, gray, and black are clearly separated, and the almost transparent celadon glaze makes it a beautiful marble-like pattern.

There are some cracks in the fish pattern. In particular, the joint between the fish's head and body is connected to the bottom side.There is one point crack on the rim.These are considered to be flaws made during firing.There is a small aged deterioration on the surface, but overall it is luster and in good condition.We recommend that you own it for ornamental purposes.