Goryeo celadon pottery is a type of ceramic that originated during the Goryeo Dynasty in Korea, which lasted from 918 to 1392. Known for its beautiful jade-green glaze, this pottery is often decorated with intricate designs, including floral patterns and inlaid motifs. The unique glazing technique and craftsmanship made Goryeo celadon highly prized both domestically and internationally. The production of Goryeo celadon reached its peak in the 12th century, showcasing the advanced skills of Korean artisans. This pottery not only served practical purposes but also held cultural significance, often used in ceremonies and as gifts. Today, Goryeo celadon is celebrated as a significant part of Korean art history.