Pottery- Korean Style
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Pottery- Korean Style
n (on the left) or the modern? 16 Responses to Pottery- Korean Style
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I LOVE the one with the cherry blossom (?) tree on it. That’s gorgeous! I’m having pottery envy now.
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Wow, what an amazing and fun place to visit! How cool that Caleb and Luke got to participate, too! I don’t know if I can choose a favorite among the pieces you bought; I like the history (and color) of the traditional style, and I also like the tree pattern on the modern single piece. I get compliments all the time on the platter and other pieces you sent me a long time ago; I’m thinking they’re more of the modern style.
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I guess I’m a traditionalist.
Love the link. What a cool place to go visit and FREE – I always love those kinds of field trips.
Thanks for sharing.
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There’s something to be said for that traditional one. It’s gorgeous!
I’ve got pottery envy too.
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I liked the traditional one with the tree on it the best. If my daughter and I make to Korea next year, will you take us to the pottery place? (My dojang is talking about *maybe* organizing a school trip!)
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Thanks so much guys! I’m glad you liked them. It’s interesting to see which are people’s favorites.
And Carmella, are you coming to Korea? When? I’m not sure how much longer we will be here. Probably leaving in June. I hope I don’t miss you!
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How wonderful that your boys made their own!! I love the bottom one with the tree. I love trees!
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Great pots Luke, Caleb, and Doug! Did you make one too, Christina? My favorite from the ones you bought is the bottom one with the tree. It’s beautiful!
I LOVE the one with the cherry blossom (?) tree on it. That’s gorgeous! I’m having pottery envy now.
Wow, what an amazing and fun place to visit! How cool that Caleb and Luke got to participate, too! I don’t know if I can choose a favorite among the pieces you bought; I like the history (and color) of the traditional style, and I also like the tree pattern on the modern single piece. I get compliments all the time on the platter and other pieces you sent me a long time ago; I’m thinking they’re more of the modern style.
Oh, WOW. Those pots looks so beautiful! And so much fun for the kids! 🙂
I guess I’m a traditionalist.
Love the link. What a cool place to go visit and FREE – I always love those kinds of field trips.
Thanks for sharing.
There’s something to be said for that traditional one. It’s gorgeous!
I’ve got pottery envy too.
Beautiful. I really, really, really like the one with the lid, the third phote.
I liked the traditional one with the tree on it the best. If my daughter and I make to Korea next year, will you take us to the pottery place? (My dojang is talking about *maybe* organizing a school trip!)
These are all gorgeous. (The pictures of your boys with the potter are so cute!)
Celadon – hands down. Your kids are adorable!
That’s great! Looks like a great experience for your boys. 🙂
Thanks so much guys! I’m glad you liked them. It’s interesting to see which are people’s favorites.
And Carmella, are you coming to Korea? When? I’m not sure how much longer we will be here. Probably leaving in June. I hope I don’t miss you!
I went to a pottery town in Japan and made some hideous pottery of my own.
How wonderful that your boys made their own!! I love the bottom one with the tree. I love trees!
Great pots Luke, Caleb, and Doug! Did you make one too, Christina? My favorite from the ones you bought is the bottom one with the tree. It’s beautiful!
gorgeous! i want one.
I am more traditional. What a beautiful experience your boys will always remember. :O)