An emblem of traditional Korean culture, the moon jar is formed in two bowl-shaped halves, which are carefully joined before firing. The dimensions of these hand thrown vessels are the smallest that can be considered a true moon jar.

The small flecks and dots within the surface are caused by the natural minerals present in the local Korean clay. In Korea, moon jars are often used to store food, but are also highly regarded as art objects in their own right.

Dimensions: 

W 230 x H 190 mm

Material: White Clay 

Shipping & Packaging:

We offer global express shipping, with tracking, on all orders. The moon jar is placed in a box with protective tissue paper inside, and wrapped in Korean hanji paper, a traditional paper handmade from Mulberry bark.