Handcrafted Bonsai Pots for Sale Starting in March – Imported Directly from Japan!

[JudyB]

Hello JudyB,

I am sorry for the confusion. #5 is actually Gyozan. #6 is Yamashu. I forgot to list the number #6 details. Please check my other replies for the pictures of the stamp on the bottom!

Thank you for your understanding of our community being cautious. And thanks for the added information. I was originally skeptical as the spelling on the Gyozan was not correct in the first post, but maybe there is differing spelling as in other instances of Japanese names.
Wish you success.

 

[JudyB]

I will have high-quality, handcrafted bonsai pots available for sale in March,2025. These pots are made by Japanese artisans, with unique designs that are perfect for bonsai lovers.

Here are the details of the pots I’ll have:

1. Ikko Pot (壱興造記) - Length: 6.9” (17.5 cm), Width: 5.1” (13 cm), Height: 2.6” (6.5 cm).
2. Ikko Pot (壱興造記) - Length: 7.3” (18.5 cm), Width: 5.7” (14.5 cm), Height: 1.8” (4.5 cm).
3. Yamashu Pot (山秋) - Length: 11.6” (29.5 cm), Width: 8.7” (22 cm), Height: 21.7” (55 cm).
4. Kazan Pot (佳山) - Length: 11” (28 cm), Width: 8.9” (22.5 cm), Height: 3.5” (9 cm).

5. Nakano Gyosan Pot (中野行山) - Length: 16.9” (43 cm), Width: 12” (30.5 cm), Height: 4.7” (12 cm).

Each pot is 100% handmade by skilled Japanese artisans and carries their craftsmanship and tradition.

If you’re interested or would like me to bring other bonsai tools, accessories, or pots from Japan, feel free to message me.

We also specialise in pine tress maintenance! Please feel free to contact me if you have any trees that need work done! Please come to my Instagram for more bonsai projects!

I look forward to connecting with fellow bonsai enthusiasts in Vancouver!

These seem scrambled around from the first time I saw the post, nothing seems in the same order now...
Just curious if you plan on shipping to the US as most of us on this forum are in the US

 

[Nakajima Bonsai]

Thank you for your understanding of our community being cautious. And thanks for the added information. I was originally skeptical as the spelling on the Gyozan was not correct in the first post, but maybe there is differing spelling as in other instances of Japanese names.
Wish you success.

Hello JudyB,

To be honest, I use Grammarly and other AI tools to help correct my writing since I am not native in English. Sometimes, they make automatic corrections, but I noticed an error and made sure to fix it in my later comment.
I also have an intermediate level of English without relying on those tools, so please don’t worry too much about trying to figure out how I do things

Thank you so much for your understanding, and I sincerely look forward to building a great relationship with everyone here!

Thank you!

 

[vp999]

This is the article that I mentioned earlier ;

A Quick Look at Really Bad Forgeries, or, Exposing The Man Behind the Curtain

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[Bonsai Nut]

I use Grammarly and other AI tools to help correct my writing since I am not native in English.

I use Grammarly and other AI tools to help correct my writing... and I AM native in English

Welcome to the site and I am looking forward to more interesting posts from you!