Vintage Korean Celadon Jubyeong Bottle Vase Inlaid Crane Clouds Signed Sukgan

Approx 8.5” while displayed, 7.5” on its own Up for sale is a beautiful, mid-to-late 20th-century Korean studio celadon porcelain bottle vase (jubyeong) featuring the highly revered traditional Unhak (Clouds and Cranes) pattern. This exquisite piece features a luminous, pale jade-green celadon finish accented by a delicate, uniform all-over crackle glaze. The body is decorated using the meticulous traditional sanggam inlay technique, displaying three circular medallions framing flying cranes in black and white slip, surrounded by stylized floating clouds. The bottom features an authentic hand-brushed, underglaze artist signature reading 石干 (Sukgan), a highly regarded studio workshop known for mid-century Goryeo ceramic revivals. The piece includes its original, custom-fitted dark carved wooden display stand, which beautifully accents the form. Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The unglazed foot ring shows a natural orange-buff firing blush typical of high-temperature traditional kiln environments. The ornate wood stand is included, shows minor surface wear consistent with age.