Goryeo Dynasty Celadon Jar with Inlaid Reed and Bird Design

This celadon vase was made during the Goryeo period and is large at 24cm in height.
It has a very ideal shape, expanding from the waist to the torso and narrowing from the shoulder to the mouth.
Taking advantage of the size of the vessel surface, a wide variety of inlaid are applied throughout.
In the center of the body, two sides of a small bird perched on a reed are drawn using inlay, and black is used to add shading to the beak, eyes, and feathers.
Lotus petals and flower patterns on the bottom.
From the shoulder to the rim, a pearl-circle pattern, a chrysanthemum pattern, and a lotus petal pattern are drawn all around, and a border line is added to the surface of the vessel to tighten it up.
The wide surface of the vessel is covered with a glossy gray-blue-green glaze.

Although the surface is slightly aged, it has a good luster.
There are chips on the bottom, but it is considered to be from the old days.