Cho Jung-hyun et al.: Simplicity crafted from clay, our Onggi

“The lines in the bonnet are unspoken, gentle, perfect. Our traditional homily, borrowed from nature, shaped like nature. A warm, untidy, plain taste of the wild and bland mucks naturally blends into any space. The first generation of modern Korean pottery, Choon-hyun, has stumbled into the formation and scientific practicality of this species by chance. He was deeply involved in our daily lives, and he was impressed by the beauty and beauty of the art of beings who were necessary but who did not reveal themselves. The book contains the same images of various kinds of militarism that I met in old houses, temples and farmhouses 40 years ago. And he has published several of his comments, which can be traced from the root language to the vocalization, the type, the history of the Dorado, and to the collection of the Sons of Man, whose passion and affection for the Prince of Peace are the themes. This brings back to us the excellence, practicality, history and cultural value of our company, and we are increasingly aware of the need to restore and preserve our dying social culture.

Korean title: 흙으로 빚은 순박함, 우리 옹기

Korean author: 조정현 외

Korean publisher: 청아출판사

ISBN-13: 9788936812317