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Icheon Ceramics(ver.4)_Ceramic master

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이천도자명장들 작업 영상 네번째이야기 입니다. 이번 영상은
권영배 명장님, 원승상 명장님, 김용섭 명장님의 작업을 감상하실 수 있습니다.

Icheon Ceramics (ver.3)

Icheon Ceramics (ver.2)

Icheon Ceramics (ver.1)

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Icheon has a 1,000-year history of producing celadon porcelain. The city, which was named South Korea's first Special Ceramics Industry Zone in 2005 and a UNESCO City of Crafts and Folk Arts in 2010, boasts a large number of industrial-academic-research infrastructures, including the Korea Ceramics Art High School, the Korea Ceramics Foundation, the Korea Institute of Ceramics Engineering and Technology, and SK hynix

Icheon Ceramics (ver.3)_Ceramic master

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Icheon Ceramics (ver.1)

Icheon Ceramics (ver.2)

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Icheon has a 1,000-year history of producing celadon porcelain. The city, which was named South Korea's first Special Ceramics Industry Zone in 2005 and a UNESCO City of Crafts and Folk Arts in 2010, boasts a large number of industrial-academic-research infrastructures, including the Korea Ceramics Art High School, the Korea Ceramics Foundation, the Korea Institute of Ceramics Engineering and Technology, and SK hynix

Icheon Ceramics (ver.2)_Ceramic master

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Icheon Ceramics (ver.1)

Icheon Ceramics (ver.3)

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Icheon has a 1,000-year history of producing celadon porcelain. The city, which was named South Korea's first Special Ceramics Industry Zone in 2005 and a UNESCO City of Crafts and Folk Arts in 2010, boasts a large number of industrial-academic-research infrastructures, including the Korea Ceramics Art High School, the Korea Ceramics Foundation, the Korea Institute of Ceramics Engineering and Technology, and SK hynix

Korean Porcelain Trimming Skills w/ Moon Byeong Sik

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On my recent visit to S. Korea I was able to connect with Moon Byeong Sik, a porcelain potter I had met a few years back. This was my first visit to his studio and he was gracious enough to offer me a wheel and some clay and we both threw pots and compared techniques. While neither of us speak too much of each others language, we were able to use the clay as a prop for conversation.