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Soda-fired moon jar with copper/rutile glaze. A moon jar is a type of traditional Korean ceramic vessel known for its distinctive round, moon-like shape. It was popular during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897) and is typically made from white porcelain. he jar’s simple, unadorned design symbolizes purity and serenity, reflecting Confucian values that were prevalent during that era. This moon jar strays away from that concept having been made with stoneware and colorful glazing.

Moon vase with copper and chun glazes. While moon jars were often created by joining two separate hemispherical halves together, this piece was throw in one session. In both cases, slight imperfections, are supposed to be valued as part of their natural beauty.