onsukki
Onsukki is a term that refers to a traditional Korean pottery technique. It is characterized by the use of a dark, iron-rich clay that is often left unglazed or minimally glazed. The firing process for onsukki is typically done at high temperatures, which results in a dense and durable stoneware. This pottery style is known for its rustic and earthy aesthetic, often displaying natural variations in color and texture.
The origins of onsukki can be traced back to ancient Korean pottery traditions, with evidence of its
The aesthetic appeal of onsukki lies in its simplicity and natural beauty. The dark clay body, often