이화여자대학교박물관

180 pieces of celadon, white porcelain, and black-brown glaze stoneware of the Goryeo dynasty (918-1392), all owned by the Ewha Womans University Museum, were put on display, highlighting the rich history of Goryeo ceramics. The Goryeo ceramics were categorized according to decoration technique and shape. At this exhibition, the following wares were shown to the public: the "Jar with the Inscription 'The 4th Year of Sunhwa (993),'" National Treasure No. 237, plain celadon with no decorative patterns or celadon with engravings and embossed carvings, such as the "Stool with Openwork Designs," Treasure No. 416, celadon with inlaid design, including the "Maebyeong with Inlaid Design of Figures," underglaze black celadon, such as the "Basin with Floral Design," a Goryeo white porcelain cup stand, black-brown glaze stoneware, such as the large "Bottle with Black-brown Glaze." In addition, 20 Ting ware white porcelain and Yaozhou ware celadon pieces from China's Sung dynasty (979~1279) were displayed so that viewers could compare the ceramics of the two countries.