Korean Goryeo Dynasty Black-Glazed Long-Neck Vase with White Painted Floral Decoration (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: 12th–13th Century CE; Height: 32 cm (12.60 in.)Condition & Provenance: Well preserved overall, with a complete form and a rich black glaze showing natural kiln variations and subtle signs of age. From a private collection in California, USA.Market Reference: Comparable Goryeo Dynasty black-glazed ceramics have achieved approximately USD $8,000–$30,000 at international auctions, depending on rarity, glaze quality, decorative technique, condition, and provenance.Description: This Goryeo Dynasty black-glazed vase reflects the refined elegance and distinctive artistic character of Korean ceramics from the 12th–13th century. The vessel features a graceful elongated form, with a slender neck flowing into a full rounded body, creating a balanced and sophisticated silhouette typical of Goryeo ceramic craftsmanship.The vase is covered in a deep black glaze with a smooth, rich surface that displays natural variations created during firing. The body is decorated with delicately applied white-painted floral motifs, creating a beautiful contrast against the dark glaze and demonstrating the refined decorative skills of Goryeo ceramic artisans.Goryeo black-glazed ceramics are admired for their understated beauty, elegant forms, and sophisticated glaze effects. With its graceful proportions, deep lustrous surface, and refined floral decoration, this vase represents the artistic achievement and timeless aesthetic of Korean ceramic tradition.

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