- A jar is a rigid,
cylindrical or
slightly conical container,
typically made of gl****, ceramic, or plastic, with a wide
mouth or
opening that can be closed...
- Sot (cauldron), soju gori (distilling appliance), and
different hangari (earthenware pots) for
making traditional soju...
- are
simmered thoroughly for a day. The
cooked soup is then put into a
hangari or
earthen crock covered with a pad of
cotton and sent to
Seoul at night...
-
Naadi Cr****
Khari River Suket River Sevaran Balram Cr****
Dharwol Gohlan Hangari Cr****
Gokali ****adi Gulf of
Khambhat Sabarmati River Wakal River Manasi...
- so
jangdokdae (장독대)
means "place for jangdok(s)". The jars are
called hangari (항아리) or
onggi (옹기). This
place is
commonly found directly near traditional...
- No. 309)
Korean name
Hangul 달항아리 / 백자대호
Hanja none / 白磁大壺
Revised Romanization dal
hangari /
baekja daeho McCune–Reischauer tal
hanari /paekcha taeho...
- They are then
rinsed to
remove moisture. Next, the
crabs are put in a
hangari (earthenware crock) and are
salted for
about six hours. To
prepare the...
- the
objects the
Gashin embody (such as the
Seongju Hangari of the Seongjushin,
Cheollyung Hangari of the Cheollyungshin,
Jowang Geurut of the Jowangshin...
- time.
White porcelain bowl,
Joseon dynasty, 15th
century AD
Baekja Dal
hangari, Moon jar of
Joseon It has got all
characteristics of
Joseon porcelain...
-
Historical accounts often reference the
presence of
earthen jars (tok,
hangari, tanji)
filled with grain, or
smaller baskets or pouches, as offerings...
