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  • 29. March 2021 at 14:36 #48538
    Oliver Wohlfarth
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    Hello everyone!

    I wanted to start a new topic: BONSAI POTS.
    I love pots. And some of us have way more beautiful pots than bonsai. And pots also as beautiful as the tree itself. So please share with me and the rest of the Kisetsu-en Family your pots.

    29. March 2021 at 14:41 #48539
    Oliver Wohlfarth
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    This is a smaller round bonsai pot with animal heads as feet (perfect for my dragon garden the Ryū-en). The pot is made from Roman Husmann.  Diameter 17.5 cm, height outside 8.2 cm , inside 5.8 cm. // Pictures by R. Husmann  E27E03D8-3ECB-450E-A20A-4DA6363E33AF6873A4EF-CAAF-48AF-A210-7842BBA6E031553C09A2-E511-41A7-BADC-2E64A08907A03AF14536-9FD7-4C5B-8592-5A6C8171080A

    31. March 2021 at 08:49 #48558
    albek
    Keymaster

    Great topic. Thanks. Lovely pot. Great quality. Roman is doing some great work. Look forward to see something growing there later on 🙂

    8. August 2021 at 19:53 #52407
    Juergen Wurst
    Participant

    Hallo Oliver, leider habe ich auch eine Schwäche für Bonsai Schalen 😀
    Von Roman Husmann habe ich drei, ich schau mal, ob ich ein Foto finde…

    8. August 2021 at 19:56 #52408
    Juergen Wurst
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    8. August 2021 at 19:57 #52409
    Juergen Wurst
    Participant

    Die Farbe kommt leider nicht gut rüber, ein zartes rosa…

    30. September 2021 at 21:19 #53606
    Oliver Wohlfarth
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    Gefällt mir sehr gut! Nachdem dieses Jahr meine Bigei Schale zerbrach habe ich für meinen Ahorn eine Youzan Emai Tokoname Schale abgestaubt und konnte tatsächlich eine ähnliche Bigei wiederfinden. Leider etwas zu klein aber man weiß ja nie. D4040568-41B6-4A5C-A9A9-DB1F5BB9EA46D6B2B939-FD11-4BCA-9C7F-8CC459C83ECE96D28EA5-1A7A-4034-8D05-C15648984EB0757BE00C-D372-4B93-BA08-166262F9DDECB46B571F-C1B3-4265-A0D8-FC0905C2272B

    2. October 2021 at 09:59 #53681
    Geoff Hobson
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    I love the pots, I will post some once I take pictures.

    7. October 2021 at 18:31 #53822
    Juergen Wurst
    Participant

    Hallo Oliver

    sieht super aus die Schale…

     

    8. January 2022 at 02:16 #58916
    Jon Aristone
    Participant

    Hi Morten. Your new pots are beautiful and I agree that this will push our creativity to marry the right tree with these artistic creations. looking forward to seeing what trees you select for the projects.

    8. January 2022 at 07:07 #58917
    albek
    Keymaster

    Hi Jon.

    They need something different, and also maybe a little different arrangement of some sort. Always exciting to be challenged.

    I will add some more photos one of the next few days with details.

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    20. January 2022 at 20:19 #59500
    Stéphane Costerg
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    Très jolies pots, je suis fan . Ma passion du bonsaï m’ a amené à apprécier la céramique et à m’ intéresser aux pots. Une passion dévorante 🙂 . j’ espère poster quelques photos de ceux que je possède prochainement .

    21. January 2022 at 06:41 #59501
    albek
    Keymaster

    I am sure many of us become interested in ceramic works that way around. Starting with bonsai and then learning the beauty of the pots.

    Je suis sûr que beaucoup d’entre nous s’intéressent aux œuvres en céramique de cette façon. Commencer par le bonsaï puis apprendre la beauté des pots.

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