The Goddess of Fire
Joseon porcelain, the pinnacle of science and art in East Asia at the end of the 16th century. Jeong-i, the first female potter of Joseon and a woman of fire revered as the founder of Japan's Shintaro porcelain, known as the "Burning White Wave." Gwanghae, the turbulent Crown Prince who loved her yet had to let her go. This story portrays her fierce artistic spirit and love. Set against the backdrop of Joseon—the source of life itself, rather than Japan where the Buddhist pagoda was erected—it follows a life and love that burned like a flame.
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S1 E32 • 10/22/2013
Episode 32
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Kim Bum
Kim Tae-do
Moon Geun-young
Yoo Jung
Jin Ji-hee
Yoo Jung (young)
Lee Sang-yun
Prince Gwanghae
Noh Young-hak
Prince Gwanghae (young)
Park Gun-tae
Kim Tae-do (young)
Seo Hyun-jin
Shim Hwa-ryung
Lee Kwang-soo
Prince Imhae
Park Gun-hyung
Lee Yook-do
Lee Jong-won
Yoo Euldam
Oh Seung-yun
Lee Yook-do (young)
Choi Ji-na
Yeon-ok
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See all on TMDBThis drama didn't deserve to be longer than 10-12 episodes at best for the amount of material it had to offer. Quickly enough, they deviated from pottery making in favor of typical bland drama antics. Pottery making was its selling point but we barely got a slight tiny glimpse of that field. They kept all details and technicalities to minimum, how do they expect the viewer to care? I guess having …