CRYSTALLINE GLAZE SQUARE POT 055

CS-055

26,400円(税2,400円)

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CRYSTALLINE GLAZE SQUARE POT 055

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■Size: W35mm x H21mm
■Signature or seal: 言, 善

■Product Description:
This is a rimmed square pot finished with a crystalline glaze.

Countless crystal patterns appeared naturally across the surface during firing, creating a one-of-a-kind landscape that can never be reproduced in exactly the same way again.

The glaze pooling that remains near the foot of the pot is particularly distinctive, preserving a strong sense of movement created during the firing process.

Because each side has different expressions of crystals and glaze flow, the pot offers the enjoyment of choosing its front depending on the tree paired with it.

・Zenpukuji pots are individually handmade, so there is only one in stock.

・The longer you use a bonsai pot, the more beautiful it becomes. Please use it with care.

・In areas with freezing conditions, protect it by storing it in a suitable location during the winter.

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ZENPUKUJI / 善福寺

MAKOTO ZENPUKUJI
"Let's put each local plant in a tiny MAME BONSAI POT and love them for a long time."
In 2009, I began making bonsai pots under the guidance of the late Issou Munakata and have been working hard to improve my skills in glazed pots, overglazed pots, underglazed pots, and unglazed pots, specializing in tiny MAME BONSAI pots. At the same time, I learned bonsai from Kenzo Tsuchiya, a master of tiny MAME BONSAI and vice president of the Japan Shohin Bonsai Association. After serving as a board member of the Japan Shohin Bonsai Association and branch manager of the Tokyo branch, I am currently active as a Bonsai/Bonsai Pot Artist. My method of making bonsai is HASAMI-TSUKURI. It is an old-fashioned way of making bonsai that avoids shaping with wire as much as possible.