Indoor Bonsai

Bonsai pot Signed Nakano Yuji 16.1W Rectangler Tokoname-ware. Bonsai pot Signed Nakano Yuji 16.1W Rectangler Tokoname-ware Outer Dimensions (Approximate): Width: 41 cm approx. 16.14 inches Depth: 33 cm approx. 12.99 inches Height: 9 cm approx. 3.54 inches Inner Dimensions (Approximate): Width: 37 cm approx. 14.57 inches Depth: 29 cm approx. 11.42 inches Height: 7 cm approx. 2.76 inches About Nakano Yuji: Although he was engaged in a profession unrelated to pottery, he became attracted to pottery and bonsai pot making after becoming the adopted heir of Nakano Gyozan. He entered the path of pottery making with Gyozan as his master. He has exhibited at the “BONSAI no Utsuwa Exhibition” and has won the Encouragement Award and other prizes six times. Using subtly different clay and firing techniques (large gas kiln) from Gyozan, his styles, which aim for sharpness while basing on the “beauty of utility” inherited from Gyozan, have gained popularity. He was a potter who was expected to have a promising future, but he is currently away from pottery making. International Buyers – Please Note. We comply with all applicable US and international laws and regulations regarding the declared value of merchandise. Please note that we cannot mark items as “gifts” or declare a lower value than their actual price. Such practices are prohibited by law, and we are committed to adhering to ethical and legal standards. Thank you for your interest in our products and services.

Tags: 161w, bonsai, nakano, rectangler, signed, tokoname-ware, yuji

Bonsai pot Signed Nakano Yuji 17.3W Rectangler Tokoname-ware. Bonsai pot Signed Nakano Yuji 17.3W Rectangler Tokoname-ware Outer Dimensions (Approximate): Width: 44 cm (17.32 inches) Depth: 36 cm (14.17 inches) Height: 11.5 cm (4.53 inches) Inner Dimensions (Approximate): Width: 40 cm (15.75 inches) Depth: 31.5 cm (12.40 inches) Height: 9 cm (3.54 inches) About Nakano Yuji: Although he was engaged in a profession unrelated to pottery, he became attracted to pottery and bonsai pot making after becoming the adopted heir of Nakano Gyozan. He entered the path of pottery making with Gyozan as his master. He has exhibited at the “BONSAI no Utsuwa Exhibition” and has won the Encouragement Award and other prizes six times. Using subtly different clay and firing techniques (large gas kiln) from Gyozan, his styles, which aim for sharpness while basing on the “beauty of utility” inherited from Gyozan, have gained popularity. He was a potter who was expected to have a promising future, but he is currently away from pottery making. International Buyers – Please Note. We comply with all applicable US and international laws and regulations regarding the declared value of merchandise. Please note that we cannot mark items as “gifts” or declare a lower value than their actual price. Such practices are prohibited by law, and we are committed to adhering to ethical and legal standards. Thank you for your interest in our products and services.

Tags: 173w, bonsai, nakano, rectangler, signed, tokoname-ware, yuji