Yongsan-ri kiln in Gochang is the very first buncheong ware kiln excavated in Jeollabuk-do Province. It represents the fifteenth-century buncheong ware together with Chunghyo-dong kiln on Mt. Mudeungsan in Gwangju, Jeollanam-do Province. Yongsan-ri kiln yielded significant materials for researchers such as the tiered firing chambers and ceilings of the kiln that remain today. The kiln is marked by wares ？ mostly in the form of bottles, flask-shaped bottles, large bowls, large jars, and dishes ？ decorated with fish or peonies by incising or sgraffito technique.

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This is an extensive exhibition to feature, for the first time, all the discoveries of the Yongsan-ri kiln since its excavation and research began in 2001. The exhibition will enhance understanding of the ceramic culture of Jeollabuk-do Province as well as the predominance of the region's history and culture. The brisk and simple decorations of fish and peonies on Yongsan-ri buncheong wares and other types of ceramics, namely, white porcelain and black-glazed wares, will offer viewers the opportunity to travel back five hundred years in history.