This pomegranate-shaped celadon water dropper was a stationery item made during the Koryo Dynasty. It stands 7.4cm and is 7.9cm in diameter. This attractive piece was an object of art as well as a functional writing accessory. There is a hole, in the shape of a pomegranate flower, through which the vessel can be filled with water. The water is poured out of a spout in the form of a monkey's open mouth. The body is shaped like the monkey which embraces the juicy ripe poemgranate. The monkey is coated with a jade-color glaze with a touch of green. The ripe pomegranate's seeds are represented by dense white dots meticulously decorated using the sanggam inlaid technique (a decoration technique in which designs were first cut into the meral or clay surface, and these incisions were filled with gold, silver of different textures to emphasize and highlight the designs).