Goryeo Dynasty Celadon Bottle with Inlaid Design

A celadon sake bottle made in the late Goryeo period.
It has the ideal shape of a sake bottle, with a rounded body, a small base, and a narrow neck.
The torso is inlaid with white inlays and covered with countless small beads.
Draw a boundary line with spiral lines that connect to the top and bottom to tighten the surface of the vessel.
The slightly grayish green-blue glaze has a firm thickness and fine penetration.
Inlaying is often done with a wide variety of patterns, but this one has a good taste of simplicity.

There are chip in the bottom.Glaze cracks are colored.