Acquire a Piece of Korean Heritage
The Exceptional teaware that we personally hand-selected as we traveled across Korea to meet master artisans in person.
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Joseon Baekja Nokyu Chawan
Capturing the tranquil aesthetic of a dense, sun-dappled Korean forest, stepping away from the austere restraint of pure white porcelain. Tracking its lineage back to the ancient Three Kingdoms era, this tradition celebrates the very first embrace of mineral coloration in local ceramic heritage, drawing organic beauty from the earth itself.
Origin: Icheon
Pine tree ash Glazed Tea Spoon Rest
Featuring a dramatic, highly textured surface formed entirely by natural ash glaze (Jayeonyu). Rather than using artificial glaze, the rugged cracks and rich green vitrification result from flying pine wood ash melting directly onto the clay during wood-firing. Evoking weathered stone or tree bark, this piece serves as a tactile centerpiece for the tea table.
Origin: Mungyeong
Joseon Baekja Tea Set
Based on Joseon Baekja, a ceramic tradition established during the Joseon Dynasty and regarded as a high point in Korean ceramic history. Rather than surface decoration, Joseon Baekja emphasizes structural balance, proportional harmony, and the relationship between form and space, including the flow from rim to body and base.
Origin: Miryang
Wood-Fired Red Clay Tea Cups
Masterfully thrown from natural Red Clay, creating a warm, earthy-golden hue. Each piece features a soft matte finish that showcases the natural soil texture. Highly breathable and well-balanced, it is perfect for multi-guest tea services.
Origin: Sacheon
Buncheong Gwiyal Chawan
A Gwiyal Chawan rooted in the Buncheong tradition of early Joseon. Buncheong developed from Goryeo celadon and moved toward a more direct and practical ceramic language, typically created by applying white slip over a grayish blue clay body.
Origin: Icheon
Native Earth Chawan
Featuring a deeply textured surface reminiscent of ancient Ido Chawan styles. Crafted from coarse, iron-rich clay, the exterior displays prominent quartz and feldspar bursts from the intense wood-firing process. Its rough patina creates a tactile experience that beautifully contrasts with the vibrant green foam of whisked tea.
Origin: Mungyeong