Celadon Ballpoint Pen Set
Celadon Ballpoint Pen Set
Product : 7.2x178mm
Package : 25x25x200mm
Weight : 80g(100g)
Concept
The three celadon items featured in this product have been designated as National Treasures and Treasures by the Korean government for the visual beauty of their forms and decorative patterns.
This ballpoint pen set includes three clip-type pens, each adorned in the clip area with a figurine inspired by the elegant forms of celadon. This product has been designed to bring the subtle charms of celadon into everyday life.
Features
-Oil-based 0.7mm ballpoint pen with vivid ink providing a smooth writing experience
-All three pens have black ink.
-Offers a stable and comfortable grip with minimal smudging and no ink clumping.
-Equipped with a clip for portability and a convenient one-touch knock mechanism.
-Tip size: Black 0.7mm
Handling Guidelines
· Do not use for purposes other than those intended. (Especially, do not use on skin.)
· Do not place in or near the mouth.
· Keep out of the reach of children. (Not suitable for use by those under 14 years old.)
· Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, heat, or high temperatures.
· Due to the nature of ink, long-term storage may affect usability.
· The product may break or leak if subjected to impact.
· Contact with clothing or bags may cause stains.
· Storing the product with its tip extended may cause ink leakage.
· Be careful not to be pricked by the tip of the pen.
· Replacement parts are not sold separately.
·The product may deform or discolor over time with prolonged use or storage.
· The manufacturer is not responsible for accidents caused by consumer negligence, and exchanges or refunds will not be provided for products damaged due to improper use.
Relic
Designated as Treasure 1869 in 2015, this celadon maebyeong with a cloud and crane design was featured in The New National Treasures 2014-2016 (May 13-July 9, 2017), a special exhibition to introduce items that had recently been designated as “Treasures” or “National Treasures.” Of the fifty items featured at that exhibition, this maebyeong was the only celadon vessel. With its stately form and whimsical crane design, this vase exuded a unique beauty that radiated through the gallery, capturing the hearts of all who attended that exhibition
The body is shaped like a type of Korean melon that is divided into eight sections and painted with alternating peony and chrysanthemum flowers. Black and white inlaid designs are harmoniously arranged across the piece. The bottom, which is formed like a crinkled skirt, lends a sense of stability to the overall structure. It resembles a celadon bottle unearthed from the tomb of King Injong of Goryeo (National Treasure No. 94) that is considered representative of 12th century celadon pottery.
This ewer reflects the form of a bamboo shoot, which was often used as a motif in the production of celadon vessels. Its body, spout and handle form a perfectly harmonious, beautiful whole. The entire surface of the piece is evenly coated with a jade-colored glaze, but is otherwise free from extraneous decoration, making it a masterpiece of celadon.