梁山 法基里 窯址와 高麗茶碗

Abstract

Yangsan Beobkiri Klin Site is a historic site No.100 and it is a originally meaningful site to study History of Korea-Japan exchanges. The Goryeo Dawan is a Japanese term meaning ‘A ceramic bowl manufactured in Joseon Dynasty.’ By the fragments of porcelains investigated at the Klin Site, it is revealed the shape and pattern are closely related to Goryeo Dawan in Japan. It is organized into three categories resulted from reviewing the related information. First, ceramic bowls were being produced for geography analysis in Dongrae, Yangsan, Gimhae. Therefore, various klins had existed near the area of Japan office. Second, ceramic bowls were custom-made before the klins were installed in Japan office of Dumopo. Third, Japan tried to supply ceramic bowls from trade networks. It is presumed Yangsan Beobkiri Klin Site was a prone place to produce ceramic bowls ordered by Japan. There are many similar parts comparing the fragments surveyed in Yangsan Beobkiri Klin Site. Goryeo Dawan is porcelain designed and ordered by Japan. However, it is a ceramic bowl made by the amount of Joseon’s soil and skill. To sum up, Yangsan Beobkiri Klin Site is the center of them precisely. The excavation and preservation of Yangsan Beobkiri Klin Site are systematically necessary to activate the research. Continuing joint research for History of Korea-Japan exchanges must be maintained for extension of research.