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Undangdoye, CEO Yongdeuk Kim
Raising the level of Korean porcelain with Donghwa Porcelain
From reviving Donghwa Porcelain method to registering intangible cultural asset

Undangdoye is Located in Jillye, Gimhae and the CEO Yongdeuk Kim is the very person who made Donghwa Ceramics as a representative regional masterpiece through his artisan spirit and continuous R&D. Kim says "the techniques of making ceramics were introduced to Korea in earnest in late Unified Silla and blossomed in Goryeo Kingdom which was the heyday of ceramics in which Goryeo Celadon became very famous. Donghwa Porcelain, on the other hand, was developed around 12th century by adding 8 kinds of ingredients including enamel, copper pigment and oxidation based on inlaying technique to create delicate red. It was started in 14th century in China which means that Korea developed it 200 years earlier. But the method of producing the porcelain was lost through Korea's tough history and Kim became the very person to revive the method with upgraded version to make it used in our lives and to contribute to regional and cultural development. Kim shows artisan spirit and dignity through producing Donghwa Porcelain. 

Various shapes from purity to sensual charm
Temperature decides the life and quality of porcelain. 800¡É to 1,000¡É earthenware made in 1,100¡É to 1,400¡É is called porcelain. It was introduced from China and various producing methods were introduced from Song Dynasty around 10th and 11th centuries. Goryeo artisans eventually developed Goryeo style porcelain and created a unique method of making famous product such as Goryeo Porcelain. Donghwa Porcelin, which originally called as Jinsa, also was developed around this time. But the method was lost as time goes by and Kim strongly felt the need to revive it in the hope of succeeding the tradition and culture. Producing Jinsa was more difficult than celadon and white porcelain but it was actively produced until the Joseon Dynasty. After the invasion from Mongolia and Japan, numerous potters were taken to foreign countries and the production was eventually discontinued. The potters spread the technique to Japanese and one of Korean Japanese brought this technique back to Gimhae. Kim was enchanted by the method and succeeded reviving it in modern terms with perseverance and called it as Donghwa. Kim says "Jinsa is the expression used in China and Japan and I felt the need to give our own name. I named it as Donghwa to praise Korean potters effort, spirit and soul." It was not easy to revive original forms and energy but Kim eventually created his own Donghwa Inggirlho after numerous failures. Donghwa Porcelain is made by mixing 8 kinds of ingredients in lye and baked in 1,300¢ªC to 1,400¢ªC. Considering the fact that white porcelain normally is baked in 1,400¢ªC, Donghwa Porcelain has to go through much more difficult and complicated procedure in order to create delicate red and dynamic patterns. Donghwa Porcelain is provided in various shapes and colors including round, slender, couple, red and blue. Kim says "the most important factor is fire. If the color of the porcelain is not good it cannot be called as a masterpiece and the good color can only be gained by wood fire. Compared to oil and gas fire, I have to pay a lot of time and effort to adjust temperature but when the result is good I feel really worth."

Succeeding the masterpiece of Goryeo porcelain
Kim was born in Jillye, Gimhae. He grew up with playing the soil as his grandfather produced pottery. He started making wire products and grayish-blue-powdered celadon and eventually developed Donghwa Inggirlho. After more than 20 years of his efforts and hard work he was chosen as one of 5 master artisans in South Gyeongsang Province in 2009. Currently, Kim's son in his 30 is working together with him and learning the method. Kim said that he naturally started making porcelain by growing up in the environment and his son is following the same path. Alongside producing traditional porcelain, Kim is also making various modern products such as coffee pot and cups so that people can appreciate art works while enjoying coffee. Meanwhile, Kim received various awards for 28 times including Korea Pottery Competition and International Art Competition and had 62 contest exhibits and 9 overseas contest exhibits. He was also chosen as one of 5 master artisans in 2009 and is preparing to register Donghwa Porcelain as intangible cultural asset in the hope of developing the porcelain and passing down its technique. 
 


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