Like the dragonfly that darts from place to place searching for the right place to land.  You too may want to look for additional information.  Here are links to our other sites, interesting Korean websites, a few of our friends, and some of the businesses we like.

   If you have difficulty contacting any of these, please let us know and we may be able to help.  MorningEarth@Me.Com

Links

Our Other Web Sites:

MorningEarthKorea.Com

International Ceramic Artists bloghttp://mungyeongint.wordpress.com
Rovin Ceramics Some of the best clay available anywhere. Great people to work with. Clay in 25 lb. boxes ! !http://www.rovinceramics.com

Interesting Websites:

Some Businesses:

Some of Our Friends:

Gangjin Celadon http://web.me.com/morningearth/Gangjin_Celadon/Splash.html
The Clayarch Gimhae Museumhttp://www.clayarch.org/eng_main/main.scx
The National Museum of Koreahttp://www.museum.go.kr/eng/
The Leeum Samsung Foundation Collectionhttp://leeum.samsungfoundation.org/eng/collection/ancient.asp
The Lotus Lantern Festivalhttp://www.llf.or.kr/eng/main.asp
The Mungyeong Chassabal Festivalhttp://sabal21.com/main_eng.html

Please take your time with these sites.  They may take a while to load.

Adam Field’s Onggi on YouTube This image is of the father Kim Il Mannhttp://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=agfield2000

We met Adam recently at our friend Kim Il Mann’s onggi studio in Yeoju while hosting our International Ceramic Artist Tour that traveled throughout Korea visiting many of Korea’s best ceramic artists in their studios.  We featured Kim Chang Ho, Kim Il Mann’s son in our video Earth Fire Sky on ancient Korean ceramic processes.  It is great to see these comprehensive videos by Adam on YouTube.  Join us on our next tour to visit this amazing onggi studio in person.

Don’t miss the onggi tour Oct 2009 see KoreanOnggi.Com above

Creative Industries We throw on their portable wheel, the Artista, at our workshops. They are Great people to work with.http://www.creativewheels.com/
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More friends and businesses to come.

Hollym International Corp. Providing High Quality Books in English on Korean Arts and Culture. Tell them we sent you.http://www.hollym.com/
PREV.About_Us.html
NEXTArtist_Exchange.html
Whynot Pottery Whynot, NChttp://www.whynotpottery.com/

We have known Mark and Meredith Heywood owners of Whynot Pottery for many years.  Recently they lost their studio due to a freakish lightening strike that caused a fire.  If you would like to help them recover, their address is Mark and  Heywood 1013 Fork Creek Mill Rd.,  Whynot, NC  27341-8122.  In any case, you have discovered a great pottery and wonderful people in Whynot, NC.  “A Seagrove pottery”

North Carolina Pottery Center Seagrove, NChttp://www.ncpotterycenter.com/aboutusnew.htm

The North Carolina Pottery Center showcases the remarkable history and on-going tradition of pottery making in North Carolina. Located in Seagrove, one of the state's key historical and contemporary pottery producing regions, the Center is your first stop in exploring North Carolina's rich clay heritage.  It is one of America’s most important ceramic centers as it preserves one of our oldest ceramic traditions. 

Recently it lost much of its state funding and needs our support.  Contact them through the link above and donate if you can.

Korean Ceramic Workshopshttp://www.morningearthpottery.com/WorkshopsKoreanCeramic/Splash.html

Morning Earth

CultureSurfer.Comhttp://culturesurfer.comhttp://culturesurfer.com/art.htmlshapeimage_20_link_0
Gangjin Exhibit and Workshophttp://www.morningearthpottery.com/GangjinExhibit/Splash.html
Onggi Expo.Comhttp://www.onggiexpo.com/
KoreanOnggi.Comhttp://www.morningearthpottery.com/Onggi/Home.html

The Arts of Korea

author Chung Yang-Mo

Published by the

Metropolitan Museum of Art NY

(download the book in pdf)

it is FREE !

click  Art Various

use scroll on right to find Korean Celadon

Web site for Onggi EXPO

see KoreanOnggi.Com

ArthurKyungJaePark.Comhttp://arthurkyungjaepark.comshapeimage_24_link_0