Across
- 3. the capital city Tree-ear is traveling to
- 5. shoes Crane-man makes for Tree-ear out of straw
- 7. a beautiful flower representing royalty in Korean culture
- 12. food that falls out of the man's backpack at the beginning of the story
- 13. the Emissary hands these out to the royal's favorite potters
- 15. the country this story takes place in
- 16. a representative of the royal crown
- 19. Tree-ear thinks Min is being this when he turns down the Emissary's request for more pottery
- 20. a wily animal that represented bad luck in ancient Korean culture
- 21. the style of pottery made in Ch'ulp'o
- 22. what Min accuses Tree-ear of being when they first meet
- 24. a term of endearment when speaking with an elder female family member
- 25. what a child is known as when they have no parents
Down
- 1. what Crane-man says Tree-ear is speaking when talking about his upcoming journey
- 2. another master potter in the village
- 3. a broken piece of pottery
- 4. the village our story takes place in
- 6. a belief in the supernatural often resulting from the unknown
- 8. what Crane-man and Tree-ear live under
- 9. our main character in the book
- 10. the very hot oven used to finish pottery at very high temperatures
- 11. what Tree-ear is about to embark on
- 13. the material used to make pottery
- 14. the cantankerous master potter
- 17. a would-be monk who advises Tree-ear
- 18. the final coat applied to clay before it goes into the fire
- 23. the tool Tree-ear uses to dig the clay