[BUNJANG] Joseon Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Hexagonal Inkstone Holder / 청화백자 초문 연적

Late Joseon Dynasty blue and white porcelain inkstone holder (Yeonjeok).

Small and charming Yeonjeok measuring 6cm wide x 4cm high x 2cm diameter.

From a provincial kiln during the late 19th to early 20th century, approximately 100-150 years ago. While not a refined piece from the official royal kilns, it possesses the rustic simplicity and natural beauty characteristic of folk art, showcasing its folk craft value.

This piece can be used as a holder for the 'Four Treasures of the Study' (writing brush, inkstone, ink stick, paper) or as a cosmetic container for women. It could also function as a brush washer. Its use was adaptable to the owner's needs.

Imagine how it was used in the past.

조선 말기 청화백자 소호 연적

작고 앙증 맞은 연적 폭6×높4×구2cm

​조선 지방 가마 19세기 후반~20세기초 약 100~150년전 세련된 관요 제품은 아니지만, 민간 특유의 소박함과 자연스러운 멋 민예적 가치가 잘 살아 있는 기물입니다.

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