Comb Pattern Celadon Espresso Cup and Saucer

Comb Pattern Celadon Espresso Cup and SaucerSince 1983, Kim Pan ki has been a full time ceramicist, using the time to research, experiment and put into practice a variety of complex techniques. With this espresso cup and saucer set, we see the simple yet effective results of the comb pattern method, one thats been celebrated in Korean culture for over 12,000 years. Note how it comes to life through delicate etchings on the clays surface, wonderfully enhancing the curved forms.

cylindrical form and highly functional lid

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