Pasubae

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Pasubae http://www.3dupndown.com direct link to the object http://www.3dupndown.com/mypage/?page=&pcode=cont_view&mtype=au&idx=6194&chargeType= Pasubae - Nation/Period : Korea/Shilla - Used for : the Dishes - Location : Wonju museum 'Pasubae’ is a cup with a handle. This artifact is grey-blue stoneware with a flat, ear-shaped handle. The edge of the mouth is curved outward, and four lines are painted on the body. The body gets narrower as it goes down to the bottom. A trumpet-shaped gupdari is supporting the cup from the bottom. It is divided into 3 layers and has small triangular holes cut alternatingly. The edge of the gupdari is finished slightly upward. 'Pasubae’ is replicated and made into a container that can be used in the kitchen. The artifact looks familiar as cups with a handle are still used today. Unlike other cups, the holes on the gupdari give a unique visual pleasure. It can be used for various purposes in the kitchen. Aug 30, 2016 Created by Korea Ministry of Culture,Sports and Tourism(MCST) ; and Korea Culture Information Service Agency(KCISA) ; Korea Wonju Museum