A bulbous porcelain vase, pale blue ground, pierced all over with quatrefoils and painted with blue and red stylised flower heads, on circular foot, and wooden base with presentation plaque.

This vase was made by the eminent ceramicist Dr Shin Sang-Ho, using traditional forms and techniques. It has been pierced with quatrefoils and painted with blue and red stylised flower heads. White porcelain was the most dominant form of ceramics in Korea during the Joseon dynasty (1392–1910).