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Onggi Jonggi Ceramic Studio Operation

Representative of Harmony lnternational

Ceramic Friendship.

Patent Applications

No. 10-2675014: Method for manufacturing ceramics using the slitting technique

No. 10-2707372: Method for manufacturing ceramicsusing the white clay overcoating technique

Master of Ceramics, Mungyeong City (No.5)

Traditional Mangdaeng Kiln Firing Master - Korean Masters Association (No. 24-773)

Korean Teaware Master - Korean Tea People's Association (No.19)

Currently operates [Kwanmunyo]

Born in Buenos Aires in 1942, Vilma Villaverde is a ceramic artist and former I.A.C. South America Representative.

Since 1973, she has taught and created ceramic works that have earned international recognition for their large-scale, figurative, and conceptual depth.

Sculpting memory and life into clay with touches of humor and ready-made bathroom ceramics her practice is marked by discipline, integrity, and devotion to her craft.

Jeju Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 14

Master of Jeju Onggi, Gooldae-jang

Operating the Jeju Traditional Onggi Training Center in Guek Village
Participated in the Restoration of Traditional Jeju Onggi in 2008
Built traditional yellow and black stone kilns in the villages of Sinpyeong-ri, Mureung 2-ri, Boseong-ri, Guek Village
(Jeju) and Baekto Village (Yanggu)

Former Director of Research at Gangjin Goryeo Celadon Museum Member of Korean Art Association

Invited artist for workshop at Smithsonian Museum in the U.S.. Tour exhibition in 6 cities in the U.S. (2008)

Tour exhibition in 9 cities in 7 European countries (2009)

Exhibition in 2 South American countries (Paraguay. Argentina) (2010) 

Judge for National Pottery Competition in Gangjin and Namwon

Member of Honam Ceramic Art and Culture Association

Cheonggangdang Ceramic Gallery