Korean pottery, known for its rich history, dates back to the Neolithic period. It includes various styles, such as celadon, which is famous for its jade-green glaze, and buncheong, characterized by its rustic appearance and decorative techniques. These pottery styles reflect the cultural and artistic evolution of Korea over centuries. The techniques used in Korean pottery often involve high-temperature firing and intricate glazing methods. Traditional pottery is not only functional but also serves as a form of artistic expression. Today, many artisans continue to practice these ancient techniques, preserving the heritage of Korean ceramics for future generations.