Korean celadon pottery is a traditional ceramic art form known for its distinctive green glaze. Originating during the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392), it features intricate designs often inspired by nature, such as flowers and animals. The unique glaze is achieved through a specific firing process that creates a beautiful, translucent finish. The craftsmanship of Korean celadon is highly regarded, with pieces often showcasing delicate inlay techniques. This pottery not only serves as functional ware but also as decorative art, reflecting the cultural heritage of Korea. Today, it remains a symbol of Korean artistry and is sought after by collectors worldwide.