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Bonsai Pot Featuring a Scene of a hometown by Bunzan 9"(22.8cm) B090
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Item Number: B090
Highlights
・This scene depicts the house where Bunzan was born and raised, along with the surrounding countryside.
・There may have been a local shrine nearby, and the garden appears to have been a place where wisteria blossoms were enjoyed each spring.
・It captures a nostalgic and beautiful view of traditional Japan.
・Rather than depicting the stereotypical oriental-style landscapes commonly found on ceramics, Bunzan is committed to capturing the beauty of actual places in Japan.
・The pot is entirely hand-built, making it a 100% handmade piece.
・This pot is ideal for bonsai enthusiasts who appreciate and wish to make the most of its beautifully detailed landscape design.
Details
・Outer Dimensions (L × H) :
9.0 × 3.6 inch
22.8 ×9.2 cm
・Inner Dimensions
8.0 × 2.8 inch
20.3 × 7.2 cm
・Potter’s signature on the bottom.
About the Potter:
Echizen-Bunzan is a bonsai potter born and raised in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. He began making bonsai pots while running a gardening shop and is now known as one of Japan’s leading pot artists.
All of his pots are hand-built, and he creates distinctive colors by layering multiple vivid glazes. His name comes from the old name of his home region and a nearby mountain.
Please Note
・Each pot in our store is unique, and you will receive the exact piece shown in the photos.
・We hope this pot will make your plant look even more beautiful.
・If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us anytime and let us know the product number.
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