Description
This oval, unglazed bonsai pot exemplifies the refined artistry of Heian Kousen, a highly respected potter from Kyoto, Japan. Born Yoshikazu Hashimoto in 1933, Kousen began his pottery career in 1965 and became known for his mastery of traditional techniques and the creation of stunning bonsai pots. This pot reflects Kousen’s dedication to perfection and his deep appreciation for the aesthetics of bonsai. Measuring 9,5 x 8,0 x 2,5 cm externally and 8,5 x 7,0 x 1,05 cm internally, it is perfectly suited for small shohin bonsai trees, enhancing both their beauty and growth.
Features:
- Artisan: Heian Kousen
- Design: Oval, unglazed
- Size: Suitable for very small shohin bonsai trees
- Origin: Handcrafted in Kyoto, Japan
Measurements:
- Outer (l x w x h): 9,5 x 8,0 x 2,5 cm
- Inner (l x w x h): 8,5 x 7,0 x 1,5 cm
This exquisite pot not only serves as a functional container but also represents the rich heritage and artistic excellence of Japanese bonsai pottery. Kousen’s commitment to his craft ensures that each piece is a unique work of art, making this pot a cherished addition to any bonsai collection.
About the Artist:
Heian Kousen, originally named Yoshikazu Hashimoto, is a celebrated figure in the bonsai community. His journey in pottery began in Kyoto, where he taught himself the intricate art of bonsai pot making. His works are renowned for their high quality and the beautiful patina they develop over time. Kousen’s dedication to traditional methods and his exceptional artistic vision have earned him a distinguished reputation among bonsai enthusiasts. Each pot he creates is a reflection of his lifelong commitment to excellence and the timeless beauty of bonsai art
