Plant Light ! The Process of Making Korean Traditional Pottery. Master of Korean Pottery.

[Episode 2] - Process Master’s Signature - A Journey to Plant Light in Pottery ! The Process of Making the Stunningly Beautiful and Noble Korean Traditional Pottery ’Joseon White Porcelain’ - Lee Hyang-koo The process of making matt inlaid ’Joseon white porcelain’ finished with the ’ Bakji ’ technique. ’ Bakji ’technique - A pattern technique in which the white clay of the background other than the pattern is scraped off and a transparent grayish-blue glaze is applied to create a contrast between the pattern and the background 1. Regarding the Master Craftsman - After graduating from middle school in 1969, the spoiled youngest first started making pottery in Samcheonpo, Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea. There were a couple of famous factories in Samcheonpo, one was a pottery factory for making pottery and the other was a textile factory for manufacturing textiles. At the young age of 17, he started making pottery at a pottery factory with ‘pottery molding