Goryeo Dynasty Celadon Bowl Stand with Inlaid Chrysanthemum Design

A celadon Bowl Stand made during the Goryeo period.
The body is slightly rounded and widens horizontally from the shoulders into a plate-like shape.
The rim tapers slightly inward, and the base widens in a reverse V-shape, giving it a dignified appearance.
Two sunken lines are applied to the body.
While Goryeo tea bowl stands were typically used to support the bottom of the tea bowl, this tray is designed to support the body of the bowl, similar in shape to Chinese Tenmudai.
The wide surface of the bowl stand is decorated to make use of the blank space, and on the top surface four white inlaid chrysanthemum designs are surrounded by a line pattern.
The design on the underside is different, with four black and white inlaid chrysanthemum designs with windows.
Extending the pattern even to the underside, which is completely invisible when in use, is a luxurious construction that reflects the aristocratic attention to detail.
The glaze color is slightly opaque and has a moist tone, even among Goryeo celadon porcelain.
Because of its viscosity, the glaze shrinks on the foot and underside, creating a unique texture.

There is no conspicuous flaws.It is in good condition with a moist luster overall.