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Tokoname-Yaki is one of Japan’s “Six Ancient Kilns,” meaning it is a location of the oldest and most significant pottery traditions in the country. Tokoname pots are known for the durability, light weight, and ability to age well, often developing a unique patina over time.
History and Evolution
- Artist: Reiho (Katsushi Kataoka)
- Technique: Uses traditional molding techniques, sometimes aiming to reproduce ancient Chinese-style (Kowatari) pottery.
- Specialization: Reproduces classic Kowatari-style glazed pots, featuring techniques like colorful glazes (such as Ruri blue), detailed cloud feet, and diverse shapes.
- Legacy: A renowned 4th-generation Tokoname bonsai potter from Japan, associated with the Seizan kiln founded in 1889.
Key Characteristics
- Location: Tokoname, Japan (a historic center for Japanese pottery).
- Signature Styles: Known for producing various shapes, including rectangular, oval, and mokko (cloud) shapes, often in colorful glazes like turquoise, blue (Ruri), and cream. Known for high-quality handmade and molded pots.
- Creator: Katsushi Kataoka.
This bonsai pot is one of the creations we have to offer:
10" Unglazed Brown Rectangle Bonsai Pot
Add high quality craftsmanship to your bonsai display with this 10-inch unglazed brown bonsai pot, crafted from high-fired stoneware for strength and durability. The rectangle shape has a metallic look, a burnished finish giving it a lustrous look, a flared lip with a light indent on top and a very thin lower bottom belt with cloud feet, making it a standout piece for any serious bonsai enthusiast.
Dimensions:
• Exterior: 10.875" L x 8.5" W x 3.75" H
• Interior: 9" L x 6.5" W x 2.875" H
Perfect for exhibition and or collections, this pot offers an aesthetic compliment for the delicate beauty of your bonsai tree.
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