One of my favorite pots

[sorce]

More from the WP basement!

A dope Lubos pot they just left sitting out there...after auction snatch up! Peace!

And A Blue Lenz.
With a pink Japanese pot.

As builds my "one of each potter" collection.

Phsych3d!

Sorce

 

[CamdenJim]

More from the WP basement!
........

As builds my "one of each potter" collection.

Sorce

I really like that idea -- one from each potter. You're on my list.

 

[jriddell88]

That lubos is nice

Damn Siri I typed lubos three times and it kept inserting lube , hehe insert

 

[sorce]

You're on my list.

I look forward to it! Thank you!
I'd love to hear some things that make pots your favorite...or perhaps see a tree to work off of!
I'm still in the habit of trying new things to perfect and find techniques. I like the challenge of making a pot for a specific tree....or a specific person, it always opens a new door!

That said....feed me some info!

That lubos is nice

I will continue to scoop these up at this $40 price point. I have never seen ceramics so crisp. Ever....not bonsai pots, not kitchen ware, not sculpture or model, nothing....

The difference between other ceramics and Lubos pots....

Is like Atari to PlayStation 4.
Duplo to Lego.
Silk ficus to real ficus.

I had another good one....

I hate that chattered texture too...
Hated!

Sorce

 

[Starfox]

Not the best photo but on the left is a Raku Thor pot, the right one from his latest release.

 

[Starfox]

Here is a better pic of the blue one, the light wasn't great for photos though.

 

[thams]

Here is a better pic of the blue one, the light wasn't great for photos though.

I'm really digging the new clean lines of his pots. I could get behind some of the rustic ones from his "first generation" line, but not all of them were my cup of tea.

 

[Starfox]

The new lines and even the glaze feels and looks different, can't wait to see what else is coming under this new direction.

 

[fourteener]

Another Tofukuji, I love the patina and the great scale to it.

 

[reddog]

A beautiful painted cascade by Yusen, considered to be the best bonsai pot painter ever... https://japanesebonsaipots.net/2013/03/09/tsukinowa-yusen-part-1/
Truly a bucket list pot.

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[Starfox]

I saw this little pot and thought it was quite nice, maybe I could use it in the mame contest.



But I do think it may be a tad small for the tree.



Did you guess?



And this was an unmarked freebie about the same size.

 

[0soyoung]

I saw this little pot and thought it was quite nice, maybe I could use it in the mame contest.
But I do think it may be a tad small for the tree.

Make bonsai small again

- Morten Albeck​

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[Starfox]

lol, yeah I know.
I'm still thinking about it.

 

[sorce]

I don't know where to put these when I get so excited. Since I only buy pots that I love love. They are all my faves!

My worldly collection has touched England with this crazy busy joint from Erin.
Via @Petebak on 99cent!
Thanks Pete!





I look forward to the challenge of finding a tree to calm the busyness of this pot.

Can't wait to hold it!

Sorce

 

[Petebak]

I don't know where to put these when I get so excited. Since I only buy pots that I love love. They are all my faves!

My worldly collection has touched England with this crazy busy joint from Erin.
Via @Petebak on 99cent!
Thanks Pete!

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I look forward to the challenge of finding a tree to calm the busyness of this pot.

Can't wait to hold it!

Sorce

Any time Sorce, the father and son combo of Erin pottery put out some great pots! This SE pot was too small for my project and had to let it go!

 

[sorce]

Any time Sorce, the father and son combo of Erin pottery put out some great pots! This SE pot was too small for my project and had to let it go!View attachment 183631

I like these....

But the difficulty in finding comfort in the "almost glazed" is a little difficult for me.

If it served a greater artistic purpose to "home" the tree...I guess it would make sense...

But without that they seem like an effort of a potter afraid to ruin shelves...where the look is a byproduct of fear.
Rather than a product of art.

Of course I am not saying anything about Erin, as lack of this fear is evident in my pot.

This is based on checking my own fears, on my own journey to create artistic bonsai vessels.

For those who do not read, or read things that aren't there!

I can't believe that black and white on red has not binned.

That pot is amazing!

Sorce

 

[Petebak]

I like these....

But the difficulty in finding comfort in the "almost glazed" is a little difficult for me.

If it served a greater artistic purpose to "home" the tree...I guess it would make sense...

But without that they seem like an effort of a potter afraid to ruin shelves...where the look is a byproduct of fear.
Rather than a product of art.

Of course I am not saying anything about Erin, as lack of this fear is evident in my pot.

This is based on checking my own fears, on my own journey to create artistic bonsai vessels.

For those who do not read, or read things that aren't there!

I can't believe that black and white on red has not binned.

That pot is amazing!

Sorce

I get your point!
Yes that Yozan pot Binned on the other site for $85 LOL! The first two were black white and blue, last two were fired differently so they turned a bit red/orange instead. Not sure what exactly that means!

 

[sorce]

I get your point!
Yes that Yozan pot Binned on the other site for $85 LOL! The first two were black white and blue, last two were fired differently so they turned a bit red/orange instead. Not sure what exactly that means!
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Awesome awesome and awesome!

Sorce

 

[Petebak]

oh, and this little guy, it's the first pot you ever sold on .99!

 

[sorce]

oh, and this little guy, it's the first pot you ever sold on .99!
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I can not begin to explain what this means to me.
Thank you!

Sorce