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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
- Potter: Juko (Kuniaki Aiba)
- Specialization: He is known for blending traditional techniques with his own artistic style.
- Family Tradition: Born in 1973, Juko grew up in Tokoname and inherited the Koyo kiln from his father, Koyo. While he continues the family business and maintains the catalog of his father’s pots, he also produces his own bonsai pots under his own brand.
Key Characteristics
- Location: Tokoname, Japan (a historic center for Japanese pottery).
- Range: Juko continues the legacy of his father's established modern sales channel, often adopting a broader range of styles compared to other specialized potters, and works with the same glaze traditions initially explored by his father.
This bonsai pot is one of the creations we have to offer:
7" Glazed Aqua Irregular Bonsai Pot
Add high quality craftsmanship to your bonsai display with this 7-inch glazed aqua bonsai pot, crafted from high-fired stoneware for strength and durability. The shallow irregular shape, a flared lip, ridges on the sides with a shiny textured finish and small blocks of decorative feet make it a standout piece for any serious bonsai enthusiast.
Dimensions:
• Exterior: 7.25" L x 6.25" W x 2.125" H
• Interior: 5.5" L x 4.75" W x 1.125" 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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