Kim Hyun-hee: earthenware jar with decorative figurines

The Shinra Cultural Heritage series is a series designed by the National Race Museum to provide a more advanced and discriminated - out display commentary. The grand total gold crown, golden bonnet, tow - covered jar, face - to - face sigil, a ferocity, a new bell, a white - star golden camel, an image of the Kang Liang, the silver - sari, the jill - jizo - zu - zong - je, and the golden cosm - yeo. The series dealt with ten treasures that were chosen by the visitor who found the National Race Museum. Koreans are, in other words, the most beloved god of all, a legacy of culture. The Shinra Cultural Heritage series, which has dealt with the most and most of the material, was written by a current academic and national best researcher at public level. It's a guide that combines the trust and popularity of the material's comments. The more abundant the material photos are, the more difficult the historical terms are to help us understand them. The third treasure in the Shinra Cultural Heritage series is a toue - jar. Tou is a little doll the size of two or three fingers made of earth. It's a sort of mini-yer of everyday life for people, animals, instruments and other things. Two wooden jars decorated with tow were listed as locales, each from a race and labor department. The sides of the jar and the neck meet, and the area is covered with a crude but ingeniously shaped tow-up. The.T.Tours explain in detail why Tou had put these little earth dolls in the grave with a toy that revealed his appearance in 1,600 years.

Korean title: 토우 장식 항아리

Korean author: 김현희

Korean publisher: 틈새책방

ISBN-13: 9791188949571