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Northern Animal Series – Set of 3 Hand-Painted Bonsai Pots by Gassan 2.76"(7cm) G172
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Item Number: G172
Outer dimensions:
2.76 × 2.36 × 1.38 inch
7.0 × 6.0 × 3.5 cm
Highlights
・This is a hand-painted bonsai pot from the Northern Animal Series, featuring animals native to Hokkaido, the northernmost region of Japan.
・This special value set includes three pots featuring a Shima-enaga (long-tailed tit), a Hokkaido brown bear found only in Hokkaido, and an Ezo squirrel, which is native to Hokkaido.
・Each animal is painted with remarkable attention to detail, capturing the delicate texture of the feathers and the charming facial expressions.
・On the reverse side of each pot, you'll find a small hand-painted illustration inspired by the animal, such as a plant or other element associated with its natural habitat.
Completed:
2026
About the potter:
Gassan – A ceramic artist specializing in Kyo-yaki (Kyoto ware), with a long career in tableware production. He began making bonsai pots several decades ago for his own bonsai as a hobby. His work is known for its originality, combining the refined techniques of Kyo-yaki with a free-spirited approach unconstrained by traditional bonsai pot styles. His painting technique, in particular, is exceptional—deliberately restrained to avoid over-decoration, allowing the bonsai to take center stage.
Signed:
Signed on the bottom by Gassan
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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