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Secret Ceramics for London Craft Week 2025

Gathered

Summer Show: Gallery LNL

FEAST

DEFINE; Seoul

2024 London Design Festival, Relay Design Agency

LORE

(UN)KNOWN TERRITORIES; Fondazione Officine Saffi Award

Makers in Residence: Scotland

Secret Ceramics for London Craft Week 2024

Cluster Craft, London Craft Week 2024

Collect 2024

Our Anthology - A Ceramic exhibition from Korea to Denmark

Alchemy of Form, London Design Festival 2023

Fresh, British Ceramic Biennial 2023

London Design Festival 2023, Isola

PRPT(PromptSet): Table Service

Milan Design Festival 2023

Exhibitions

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Jihyun Kim Ceramic

Montserrat

I create works that evoke a sense of magic in the everyday, blurring the     line between the ordinary and the extraordinary.

This body of series was inspired by Jihyun's grandmother's ritual of placing a small ceramic jar filled with salt near the entrance of their South Korean home. This jar was believed to prevent negative energy and evil spirits from entering the household, and it is a widely held belief and superstition in South Korea. Jihyun merged this tradition with the enchanting properties of fairy rings, which are circular formations of mushrooms that have been interpreted in various ways throughout history. Drawing inspiration from these two sources, Jihyun created a series of salt containers, aptly named 'Salty Fairy Ring' which embody a sense of wonder and magic. This series is a scaled up version of Salty Fairy Ring.

Salty Fairy Vessel 2025

Teoju

Salty Fairy Vase

Salty Fairy Vessel

Salty Fairy Ring

Fingernail Fungi

Terracotta Loop

Potsy Dotsy

Myungdoo

Projects

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