Making a Moon Jar (with artist commentary)

Korean ceramic artist Dong Sik Lee recreates a Joseon-dynasty moon jar (created approx. 1650-1750) in the collection of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. To learn more about this masterpiece in the museum's collection: collections.asianart.org/coll...

[@chickadddee]

Watching ceramic masters make moon jars this way makes my heart melt. It's wonderful to have access to these videos, thank you...

[@producermama-tp6nr]

When he pulled the moon jar out of the kiln, I teared up. It's a beautiful piece. A wonderful return to history.

[@ohnopleasesayitaintso]

Beautiful... thanks for sharing.

[@JanetRajek]

Amazing

[@Cesor7vonia0wlk]

좋은 영상 감사합니다. 정말 잘 봤어요!!

[@misskpsyko7658]

Splendid!

[@paulauksztulewicz4803]

Amazing work! Thank You 🙏!

[@cathybenson5119]

Beautiful work 👏 👌 😊

[@zgalleryartsinc7329]

beautiful!

[@thaddeuspope4999]

Outstanding. Thank you so much for sharing

[@user-tb9gu8vi6p]

잘 보았어요~ 저희집 달항아리가 이렇게 만들어졌군요 샘에 비친 달을 보듯, 거실 한켠에 두고 늘 행복하게 감상 중이에요 ^*^.

[@diamond.hgp.]

😍

[@kizbo]

Is there a color version of this video? I feel that we missed part of the experience

[@Kementiri]

Not everything has to be in colour. Just enjoy the process.

[@popoclay5532]

@@Kementiri don’t tell me what to do

[@kebinjoji]

@@Kementiri he literally describes the slight blue hue of the original glaze. Color and form are both integral parts of the process, and I agree that at least the comparison images could have been displayed in color to accurately represent the pieces.

[@ZeMole420]

@@kebinjoji also I'd love to have seen all the colours of the fire in the kiln. I assumed they were going to end the film in colour when showing the finished Jar in all it's colourful glory :(

[@fladners]

so sad its not being shown in colour

[@user-ez9zx2ne3e]

안녕하세요? 선생님 공방 방문해 보고싶습니다 연락처를 잘

[@user-ez9zx2ne3e]

연락처를 알고싶습니다

[@opalminded]

beautiful!