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These are a teapot & cup made by traditional Pu-re onggi method. “Pu-re" is a pure Korean word that expresses the bluish and subtle colors of the Pu-re Onggi. Pu-re Onggi has been widely used for storing grain and water since ancient times because of its excellent waterproof and purification capabilities. Auroi's Pu-re onggi product is made in harmony with the Chunil salts, charcoal and occasional air in a traditional kiln at temperatures of over 1,300 degrees. The Pu-re Onggi, which was made from a joint venture between craftsmen and nature for a long time, was not only used in large quantities of salt, one of the state-controlled items at the time, but was also used in the royal court in recognition of its excellence during the production process. Auroi's Pu-re onggi brought back the meaning of nobility expressed in its signature dark blue light on the table of modern people.
Pu-re onggi requires delicate and accurate work in the selection and process of materials up to temperature, soil and salt, and even wood. Formed from selected materials through rigorous screening, the Pu-re onggi needs to be cremated in a traditional kiln with temperatures exceeding 1300 degrees for four to five days. Do not use any glaze at all, and use salt, a natural ingredient, to feed soot by naturally adhering ash to the Pu-re onggi. When this series of processes is done precisely in the artisanal way, the exquisite dark blue-green Pu-re onggi is brought to the world.
This project is a collaborative project [飮 : eum) ‘Drink’] with Sul-hee Jeon artists, and we produced drinking tools with modern taste. The harmony between straight lines and curves, and the artist's neat and sophisticated skills stand out. The handle of a large round tea set has a connection that seems to be connected to a spout in the form of a round. The straight body and the round handle have a contrast, and the cup also had the same design method as the teapot's body.

Area
Jeonju, Yeoju

Material
Earthenware clay, Traditional kiln, Sea salt

Size
203 x 100 x 134 / Ø 50 x 50

Producer
No. 96 Intangible Cultural Property of Earthenware Making (Onggijang)
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