The Story
Product Specs:
⌀" x H" / set of 4
Ceramic
The history of Icheon city’s love for ceramics goes back at least a thousand years. From supplying royal palaces to now hosting over 400 workshops that produce modern and traditional ceramics, Icheon continues to be one of Asia’s most recognized cities for this artistry.
Yeo Kyung-lan is known for incorporating Korean folk paintings into her tableware. She started this approach eight years ago, when she realized how captivated she was with the colors in folk paintings along with the meaning captured through them. To Yeo, Korean pottery encapsulates humanity — they’re not too elaborate, and there’s a sense of purity. For this reason, her pieces can be best described as witty, modest yet refined.
- Handmade by Yeo Kyung Lan in Icheon, Korea
- Dishwasher, microwave, and food safe
- Hand wash recommended
*Every piece is handcrafted and hand-painted. The size and color may vary slightly.
Yeo Kyung Lan's story here.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Product Specs:
⌀" x H" / set of 4
Ceramic
The history of Icheon city’s love for ceramics goes back at least a thousand years. From supplying royal palaces to now hosting over 400 workshops that produce modern and traditional ceramics, Icheon continues to be one of Asia’s most recognized cities for this artistry.
Yeo Kyung-lan is known for incorporating Korean folk paintings into her tableware. She started this approach eight years ago, when she realized how captivated she was with the colors in folk paintings along with the meaning captured through them. To Yeo, Korean pottery encapsulates humanity — they’re not too elaborate, and there’s a sense of purity. For this reason, her pieces can be best described as witty, modest yet refined.
- Handmade by Yeo Kyung Lan in Icheon, Korea
- Dishwasher, microwave, and food safe
- Hand wash recommended
*Every piece is handcrafted and hand-painted. The size and color may vary slightly.
Yeo Kyung Lan's story here.
