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Regional Characteristics and Reception Patterns of White Wares from the Southern Region of the Song Dynasty Excavated from Koryŏ Sites

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Differentiated consumption patterns of white wares are evident between the Kaesŏng region and peripheral areas.
Buddhist temples in provincial sites served as primary locations for porcelain usage, indicating ties to Song networks.
Distinct modes of consumption emerged at maritime waystations, diverging from patterns seen inland.
The inflow of white wares from the Song Dynasty shows two phases around the mid-12th century, affecting Koryŏ celadon.

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This study reveals patterns of white wares in Koryŏ society, highlighting influences from the Song Dynasty and regional consumption differences.

Gyeong-in Kim (2025) studied this question.

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This study reveals patterns of white wares in Koryŏ society, highlighting influences from the Song Dynasty and regional consumption differences.