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Celadon Cloud & Crane Korean Tea Set — Handcrafted Teapot, Water Bowl & Cups
Celadon Cloud & Crane Korean Tea Set — Handcrafted Teapot, Water Bowl & Cups
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High-Fired Korean Celadon (청자)
Each piece is made from traditional Korean celadon clay and fired at high temperatures to create the signature jade-green glaze known from the Goryeo dynasty.
Inlay-Inspired Detailing (상감 기법)
The Cloud & Crane motif is crafted using an inlay-inspired method, where patterns are carved into the clay and filled before glazing — a hallmark of authentic Korean celadon design.
Natural Mineral Glaze
The soft green tone comes from natural minerals in the glaze, not artificial dyes.
Color depth varies slightly with each firing, giving every piece its own personality.
Detailed Size Information
Detailed Size Information
Teapot (다관)
- Length: 19 cm
- Height: 9 cm
- Diameter: 10.2 cm
Water Bowl / Cooling Bowl (숙우)
- Diameter: 13.5 cm
- Height: 7.5 cm
Tea Cup (5 cups)
- Diameter: 7 cm
- Height: 5 cm
Who Is This For?
Who Is This For?
If you love Korean culture, you know the difference between something styled like Korea and something that truly carries Korean tradition.
This Celadon Cloud & Crane Tea Set belongs to the second.
Made in the style of the Goryeo celadon era, this set features one of Korea’s most meaningful motifs:
운학(雲鶴) — the crane flying among clouds.
In Korean heritage, this design represented:
- longevity
- purity
- elevated spirit
- a world beyond the ordinary
It was considered a symbol of refinement and spiritual depth during the Goryeo dynasty — and is still recognized as the most iconic celadon design today.
The soft jade-green glaze and inlay-inspired pattern (상감 기법) make each piece feel like a small artwork.
This tea set includes everything needed for an authentic Korean tea ritual:
What’s Included:
- Teapot (다관)
- Water-cooling bowl (숙우)
- 5 handcrafted celadon tea cups
The 숙우 plays an important role in traditional Korean (and East Asian) tea rituals:
it cools the water to the ideal temperature before pouring, helping the tea release its full flavor without bitterness.
For those who love Korean culture, history, and slow rituals, this tea set is more than a home item — it is a piece of heritage you can use every day.
Perfect for meaningful gifts, cultural appreciation, or starting your own authentic Korean tea practice.
Handmade Craftsmanship Notice
Because every piece is individually handmade, variations naturally occur:
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slight color differences in the celadon glaze
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small variations in thickness or shape
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unique markings or kiln effects
These are not imperfections — they are signs of true craftsmanship, making every set one-of-a-kind.
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