Ilbon Hagi ui Choson togong : Ilbon uro konnogan Han'guk ui toja munhwa  Joseon Pottery in Hagi in Japan: Korean Pottery Culture Transitioned to Japan 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2366515B

  Author(s)

  No, Song-hwan

  City

  Seoul 

  Country

  South Korea 

  Language

  Korean 

  ISBN

  9788928514281 

  Date of Publication

  2020 

  Publisher

  Minsogwon  

  Cover Type

  Hard cover 

  Pages

  255 

  Series

  Minsogwon aruk'e puksu 158

  Subject

  Fine Arts / Architecture / Photography

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  노 성환

  Publisher

  민속원  

• Description

  Joseon Pottery in Hagi in Japan: Korean Pottery Culture Transitioned to Japan The pottery industry in Hagi City, “The Joseon Pottery of Hagi, Japan”. Hagi City is famous as a historical and cultural tourist spot as the birthplace of the Meiji Restoration, but there is another famous thing other than that. It is none other than the ceramics industry. Hagi pottery was made by Korean potters, mainly Lee Sakkwang and Lee Kyung. Their techniques did not stop at Hagi, but spread to Nagato, Iwaguni, Tokuyama, and Izumo, and contributed greatly to the tea ceremony culture. This book analyzes the hometown of the Joseon potters, including Lee Sakkwang and Lee Kyung, and how their descendants have lived and contributed to Japanese society based on field research.