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study on the aspects of the modern Punch'ong porcelain
 
 
 
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  • Punch'ong porcelain(ÝÏôìÞÞÐï) - the abbreviation of paekto punch'ong huich'on jagi (white clay powdered grey-blue porcelain) - was one of the lines that had become the main stream of the Korean porcelain's history, shaped in the early Chosun Dynasty. Though it had been developed on the basis of Koryo(ÍÔÕò)'s celadon inlaid(ßÚÊîôìí¸) as its origin, the directions of beauty in which both ceramics had pursued were strikingly different. While the glaze used in Punch'ong porcelain was similar with the celadon's and an engraved Punch'ong's design had also taken over the inlaid one, its innovative technique which had never been found in the celadon had gradually appeared. We can find a variety of aspects of Punch'ong among multifarious design methods: an incised technique in which the porcelain is engraved with a pointed tool after being coated with white clay powder; a sgraffiato(ÒÑò¢) method; an iron-glazed type in which Punch'ong is made of painting ornaments with iron oxide above the white-clayed surface; a Guiyal manner in which the porcelain is made by plastering quickly white clay by a brush made from the Guiyal plant; and a Dumbung method in which it is done by coating white clay all over the surface after soaking in water dissolved with white clay. Through these techniques, we can taste energetic and unconventional __EXPRESSION__s
    The aim of this thesis is trying to explore how Punch'ong's formal characteristics and its loveliness can be connected with today's ceramic culture through the works of contemporary artists, with illuminating the beauty of its designs and understanding its aesthetic value afresh.
    Even though it is true that its aesthetic sentiments and its stylistic features in Punch'ong's designs have in common with ours, there seem to be several specific qualities in Punch'ong, considering the distinctive traits of each part.
    1) the naturalness in asymmetry of its shapes and harmony of its patterns
    2) the humors appeared in unfettered, impromptu and innocent __EXPRESSION__s
    3) the abstractness represented in __EXPRESSION__s such as the transformation or reconstruction of the nature and its formal simplicity
    4) the boldness shown in more powerful configurations and unprecedented designs
    With having become the focus of attention in this century, these attributes are beginning to be accepted as a spiritual dimension by some of talented artists beyond its stylistic characteristics and is now working on.
    It is necessary that at this point, we investigate about how our feelings of the past behind Punch'ong porcelain have been reflected in this period, with reconsidering those accomplishments. Thus, this thesis attempted to examine about how the major aspects of Punch'ong have been unfolded in the contemporary works.
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