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Incense Burner

KOREA; Goryeo dynasty (918–1392); Stoneware; H: 16.2 cm; National Museum of Korea, Seoul, South Korea
This round burner has a heavy build and is divided into panels with a rectangular design in each background. In the center of each large panel, there are auspicious creatures running beneath clouds. The burner has a narrow shoulder and a fat rim with two pointed ear-like protrusions extending from it.
　 The making of celadon pottery in Korea expanded during the 11th century and became fully-developed during the 12th century. This incense burner was a product of this peak stage.

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