A pair of blue and white porcelain jars

Description:

Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th c.
H. 12,3 cm, D. 15 cm
Both porcelain jars ared ecorated with underglaze blue designs showcasing various auspicious symbols, including peonies, tied scrolls, and intertwined circles with flora-like ribbons. These motifs symbolise wealth and prosperity, intended to bring good fortune to its owner. Such jars were typically found in women’s quarters and were used to store cooking sauces, combining functionality with decorative beauty.
From a German private collection - Minor wear, with some areas restored and repaired chips