How many unused pots do you have?
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Tieball
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I have several larger Japanese pots...good pots really (from Mrs Yamaguchi in California)....the pots use an olive green to dark grey clay. Way back in time....I thought I would need big pots (15”-16”...and 3”-4” deep) all the time. Unglazed. Then....I learned a great deal about root pruning....and glazes. It’s unlikely I’ll ever need these larger pots. I may try to find someone local to give them to.
Nice! I like the color.
Heitor Silva
Yamadori
These type of questions remind me of my parents. Anyway, much though I tried not to, my pot collection started thriving crazily :
May not seem much, but remember that I'm still a baby bnutter.
May not seem much, but remember that I'm still a baby bnutter.
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Was goin' to point you towards a couple incredible artists, but the I'd have to bid against ya!!
Search on young seeker!!
Merry Christmas !!
Search on young seeker!!
Merry Christmas !!
Gsquared
Shohin
So I checked my inventory pics and I underestimated, its not 30, more like 40+ pots that I have empty and waiting.
That said, there are about 200 or so that I’ve made and are for sale. I’m not counting those, but there are a couple of them I can’t let go of for now.
There are a bunch of seconds that I will probably end up using for myself. Once a tree is in them the firing cracks or slump problems are a lot less noticeable.
That said, there are about 200 or so that I’ve made and are for sale. I’m not counting those, but there are a couple of them I can’t let go of for now.
There are a bunch of seconds that I will probably end up using for myself. Once a tree is in them the firing cracks or slump problems are a lot less noticeable.
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
Glad Dave set the bar high so I can ease under it with far fewer than 83 empties. Even with my big box on the way from MattyO...I tried to count the pots between all your photos, and realized I also can't count that high
I stopped at 83, not counting the plastic and paint pots LOL. That's about 63 more than my meagre collection of pots-in-waiting.
Some very nice pots there, especially in the fourth and sixth pics.
Some beauties there - thanks for sharing.Glad Dave set the bar high so I can ease under it with far fewer than 83 empties. Even with my big box on the way from MattyO...
Gsquared
Shohin
Who did the oribe pot on the middle shelf far right? I love it.Glad Dave set the bar high so I can ease under it with far fewer than 83 empties. Even with my big box on the way from MattyO...
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Brian Van Fleet
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Gsquared
Shohin
All the better! I love oribe tea ceremony implements so have done a couple of pots in the style. Not something you see very often.
chicago1980
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I have been searching for this pot in a size that would match a particular tree. excellent patina and design.
chicago1980
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Hello! Wild collection of pots, appreciate your determination. I am in search of a similar octagon pot on the bottom shelf. Would you be able to point me in a direction for a similar pot?
Thank you
penumbra
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Not enough.
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That’s what I was told by Matt Ouwinga. He’s rather an expert.
it has flaws and repairs. That were nicely done. If it were in perfect condition, it would have been absolutely unaffordable!
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It's spectacular, where the repairs done in the US? I have an older pot needing repair.
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I got that one from Matt... made by Keizan, reproduction of antique Chinese.
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Thank you, I will reach out to matt.
I have no idea. Doubtful they were done in the US. The repairs look old. They have patina!
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