The Celadon Ewer in the Shape of a Fish-dragon () is a 12th-century piece of Korean celadon pottery, designated as a National Treasure in South Korea, where it is held by the National Museum of Korea.Celadon Fish-Dragon Ewer, Goryeo Dynasty The U-shaped celadon, which has a height of 24.4 centimeters and a 10.3 base diameter, is shaped like a mythical fish dragon, with teeth, fins, and tails.Celadon Ewer in the Shape of a Fish-dragon Korean Heritage ServiceThe Mythical Creature Rising From the Water: Korea’s National Treasure Celadon Ewer in the Shape of a Fish-Dragon Newsculture, 2026-06-18
The fish-dragon ewer holds its unique form, a finely detailed design with its glaze color.Celadon Sculpted with Goryeo Imagination Debuts in Gyeongju 2025-05-07 The fins and frills are dispersed throughout the body, with its tail pointing upward.Dragon-shaped Celadon Wine Pot The twisted lotus stem is attached to the back of the ewer as a handle and its base is adorned with the lotus petal.Celadon dragon-shaped ewer and celadon turtle-shaped ewerElements of Goryeo Celadon that Reflect Influence of Liao Crafts Im Jin-a, Associate Curator, National Museum of Korea, Journal of Korean Art and Archaeology 2014, Vol.8 pp.92-101
See also Korean pottery and porcelain Goryeo ware
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External link National Museum of Korea exhibition brings together national treasures of Goryeo celadon Arirang News