An antique Korean celadon dish featuring a hand-painted sun. Likely dating to the late Joseon to early modern period (approximately late 18th to early 20th century), the piece reflects traditional Korean ceramic techniques inspired by earlier Goryeo ware.

Celadon is prized for its luminous surface and subtle crackle developed through high-temperature firing. In Korean tradition, the sun symbolizes vitality and enduring energy.

Spur marks on the underside indicate traditional kiln firing methods. A sculptural yet functional object suited for display, incense, jewelry, or small daily rituals.

Includes original wooden storage box.

Condition: Excellent antique condition consistent with age. 

Dimensions: 3"W x 1"H