Antique Korean Joseon Brushstroke Onggi Jar Blue White Signed Base 6” Stoneware

Beautiful antique Korean stoneware storage jar featuring soft blue-grey brushed underglaze decoration. This piece is consistent with late Joseon dynasty pottery (18th–19th century) in both form and glaze behavior, including the classic circular body, wide mouth rim, pale celadon-white ground, and spontaneous painterly brushwork.

Jar shows all the correct age characteristics:
• Kiln grit around foot
• Fire blush and iron spotting
• Natural glaze pooling and shrinkage lines
• Thick-bodied wheel throwing
• Hand-painted signature/mark on the base
• Interior earth deposits consistent with long-term utilitarian use

A beautiful, atmospheric example of Korean folk pottery.

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FEATURES:
• Origin: Korea, Joseon-style (likely 1800s–early 1900s)
• Material: Stoneware with brushed cobalt underglaze
• Decoration: Landscape-style abstract brushwork
• Mark: Hand-painted mark on bottom
• Color: Pale celadon white with blue-grey brush strokes
• Shape: Traditional ong-gi storage jar...