Handmade Korean Baekja Porcelain Moon Jar with Chul Hwa Iron Painting, Two Horses

Chul Hwa is a traditional Korean decorative technique that uses iron-rich pigments to create bold, earthy designs directly onto the porcelain surface. This method results in a distinct, rustic aesthetic that contrasts beautifully with the smooth white Baekja clay.

Because this is a delicate, handmade ceramic piece, it is not dishwasher, microwave, oven, or freezer safe. We recommend cleaning it gently with a soft, dry cloth or a slightly damp cloth if necessary, and handling it with care to preserve the finish.

As a one-of-a-kind piece crafted by artist Do Yung, your jar may feature slight variations in the shape, glaze texture, and the specific brushstrokes of the horse motif. These subtle differences are intentional and reflect the authentic, artisanal nature of the work.

In traditional Korean art, the horse is a powerful symbol of vitality, success, and upward mobility. Featuring two horses together often represents companionship, harmony, and shared prosperity.

No, this Moon Jar is designed as an open-top decorative vessel. It does not include a lid, which is consistent with the traditional aesthetic of Korean Baekja Moon Jars intended for display.