Goryeo Dynasty (12th Century) Celadon Dragon-Decorated Incense Burner with Dragon Head Finial

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Dimensions: Height 20 cm (7.9 in / 0.66 ft), Width 18.5 cm (7.3 in / 0.61 ft), Goryeo Dynasty, 12th CenturyCondition & Provenance: The piece remains in good overall condition, featuring a beautifully preserved celadon glaze with natural crazing and age-related surface character. The sculpted dragon head finial and raised decorative details are well preserved, with expected signs of historical use. Provenance: From a private collection in Vancouver, Canada.Description: This Goryeo dynasty celadon incense burner is an elegant example of Korea’s celebrated ceramic tradition from the 12th century. The vessel features a tripod form with finely modeled dragon decoration wrapping around the body, symbolizing power, protection, and auspiciousness. The dragon head finial on the cover adds a striking sculptural quality, while the soft green celadon glaze reflects the refined taste and technical mastery of Goryeo ceramic artists. Known for its jade-like glaze and sophisticated craftsmanship, Goryeo celadon remains highly admired by museums and collectors worldwide. This incense burner represents the exceptional artistry and cultural refinement achieved during the height of the Goryeo ceramic tradition.

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