Incense Burner No 348 hair clip and early signs of barrier

and early signs of barrier disruption

Hand-thrown and sculpted by Hyung Jun Kim at THR-Ceramic Studio in South Korea

lightweight file that lifts thick

Each oil in uka's lineup is named for a time of day

Incense Burner No 348 hair clip and early signs of barrierA hand sculpted porcelain incense burner from Dogabi a South Korean ceramic studio whose entire output is built around a single figure: the dokkaebi, or Korean goblin. In Korean folklore, the dokkaebi is not a villain. It is a guardian a protector of the home, a bringer of abundance, a creature that lives in the space between the frightening and the familiar. This piece, No. 348, is wheel thrown and hand sculpted in white porcelain, glazed in layered