JǏNG DÉ PAVILIONPRIVATE SALON

Light, stone and silence

Works are shown as museums show them: in low, warm light, with time to look.

A private viewing is arranged around a single work or a small group, never a crowd. The object is placed on a plain plinth, turned by hand, examined under raking light and, if wished, under ultraviolet — at the collector's pace.

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Private Collection · By Appointment Only

A small number of works, chosen without haste and shown without display.

The collection is not open to the public. Works are introduced privately to collectors, museums and their advisers, and may be viewed in person by appointment in Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, New York, or within a secure vault of the collector's choosing. Each object is accompanied by a written condition report and, where it exists, documentary evidence of its history.

Enter the Collection

Now in the Viewing Room

A Famille-Rose ‘Nine Peaches’ Globular Vase, Tianqiuping

Qing dynasty, Yongzheng mark

A Carved Wood Standing Figure of Avalokiteshvara

Three Kingdoms period, Baekje

A Large Moulded and Applied Blue and White and Copper-Red ‘Phoenix’ Meiping

Yuan dynasty style

A White Porcelain Moon Jar, Dalhangari

Joseon dynasty, 18th century style

A Gilt-Bronze and Cloisonné Enamel Seated Bodhisattva

Qing dynasty style

A Wucai ‘Phoenix’ Meiping

Ming dynasty, Wanli mark

Private Publications

Printed in limited numbers and sent only to collectors known to the cabinet.

Notes from the Cabinet