2024-07-29 01:08:34
Today (July 28, Sunday) on KBS’s ‘TV Show Real Masterpiece’ Episode 1434, the commissioned items include: △Blue and White Porcelain Landscape Pattern Ink Dropper △What is it used for? △Inkwell, etc.
‘TV Show Genuine Masterpieces’ was planned with the purpose of discovering our cultural assets hidden in private collections, examining their value, and encouraging awareness of the protection of our cultural assets to encourage their preservation.
Today, the show appraisal team will include Kim Do-gyun (guitarist), Ja-du (singer), and Ko Yeong-yeol (traditional Korean musician), and the expert appraisers Jin Kim Jun-yeong (ceramics appraisal committee member), Kim Gyeong-su (folk art appraisal committee member), and Shin So-yoon (folk art appraisal committee member).
◆ Blue and white porcelain landscape pattern lotus pond
Is there a blue and white porcelain painting that depicts an actual landscape? In today’s broadcast, a water bowl, called a Yeonjeok, which is used to hold water for grinding ink on an inkstone will appear.
The hexagonal lotus pond had subtle patterns of flowers, trees, etc. on each side, making it a joy to look at.
In particular, the beautiful landscape painting on the upper surface caught my eye. The background of the landscape painting is said to be a real landscape painting.
The appraisal committee explained that this place was related to the royal palace. Where on earth is this place?
The estimated value of the blue and white porcelain incense burner, which has a rare value due to the pattern on its hexagonal surface, is estimated to be
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◆ What is it used for?
Is it a model? Is it real?! An artifact that arouses curiosity just by appearing appears.
It had a bulging belly full of eggs, fins, and sharp teeth, so it was mistaken for a real fish!
These relics were found to be wooden products in the shape of a croaker and a mullet, respectively.
Why were croaker and mullet carved among the various types of fish?
These wooden fish have been the subject of many speculations, from talismans to door decorations to toys! What on earth are they used for?
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◆ In-Gwi
In addition, a mysteriously colored seal that drew admiration from the show’s appraisal team appears as a commissioned item.
The seal is a box that holds important seals. As it was used to store valuable items, it is engraved with elaborate patterns, giving a glimpse of a high level of decoration. The appraisal committee explained that the commissioned item boasts the highest level of production, and it is presumed that it was used by the nobility and the royal family. It is said that one can guess where it was used through a certain pattern. What exactly was the pattern?
First broadcast in 1995, ‘TV Show Genuine Masterpieces’ is a KBS 1TV educational program that unearths genuine masterpieces that have been buried in time and confirms the true value of our ancient art pieces through the keen eyes of professional appraisers. Hosted by announcer Kang Seung-hwa, it airs every Sunday at 11:00 AM.
Reporter Kim Kyung-eun/Photo source=KBS ‘TV Show Real Masterpiece’
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2024-07-29 01:08:34