The J bottle series (II, III, VI, V, VII, X) are porcelain bottle vases inspired in shape and name by a Korean traditional 15th century vase called Jangkun. The bottles are made with a slip casting technique. They are all shaped differently with varying decoration making each one unique. The patterns for decoration are mostly circle, square shapes and thin lines.

Length 9 cm
Width 9 cm
Height 12.5 cm

These porcelain vases decorated with coloured slip are part of Heon Suk Hong’s J bottle series IV. The design for the vases of this series primarily take the forms of cups. They are made with slip casting technique, constructed by combining the main body with some ornamental parts such as handle, foot, mouth which are decorated with colours slips.

Length 10 cm
Width 11 cm
Height 13 cm

These porcelain vases, part of Heon Suk Hong’s J bottle series, are made using a slip casting technique. The colours used for the decoration are primary colours such as yellow, red, blue, green which contrast with white porcelain. The vases are intended for a single flower.

Length 10.5 cm
Width 9 cm
Height 18 cm

This unique porcelain vase, part of Heon Suk Hong’s J bottle series, is handcrafted using a slip casting technique. The vase is finished with decal decorations of thin lines in orange and black. It has two pockets on its sides where small flowers can be placed.

Length 10 cm
Width 9.5 cm
Height 15.5 cm