Glazed mame bonsai pots

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Glazed mame bonsai pots with saucer, 10pc

South Africa

Assorted, glazed mame sized bonsai pots with matching saucer, made in Japan consisting of 10 different designs. Average dimensions, excluding the tray: 7cm (L) x 6cm (W) x 4cm (D) and roughly 6cm (L) x 6cm (W) x 5cm (H) for the cascades styles. Wooden stand not included.

R 2.100

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Glazed mame bonsai pots without saucer, 15pc

South Africa

Assorted, glazed mame sized bonsai pots, made in Japan consisting of 15 different designs. Average dimensions: 7cm (L) x 6cm (W) x 4cm (D) and roughly 6cm (L) x 6cm (W) x 5cm (H) for the cascades styles. Wooden stand not included.

R 1.390

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Glazed mame bonsai pot set without saucer, 8pc

South Africa

Assorted, glazed mame sized bonsai pots made in Japan consisting of 8 different designs and colours. Average dimensions: 5cm (L) x 4.5cm (W) x 3cm (D) and roughly 4cm (L) x 4cm (W) x 3.5cm (H) for the cascades styles. Wooden stand not included.

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Willow potteries mame bonsai pots - mustard hexagon, 6.5 x

South Africa

Please select your desired pot from the drop down list above. Screen colour may not exactly match the actual colour of the pot, this is unavoidable. Size may differ slightly from stated. Made in South Africa Willow Potteries is a South African Bonsai pottery specializing in high quality handmade ceramics. Willow potteries strives to create new and interesting pot shapes every year to keep it fresh. Their glazes are also one of their signatures being vibrant and different. Quality is very important. Why select these pots? These pots are available in a wide variety of shapes. They are ideal for small bonsai, succulents or accent plantings. Available in an exciting range of colours which are easily matched up with a bonsai tree; including blues, greens and browns. Selecting a glaze colour When choosing a pot of a certain colour, usually one takes into consideration the feature of the tree which you wish to enhance and then select a complementary colour to that feature. A complementary colour is the colour opposite another on the colour wheel. For example the pink flowers of a Cape May or a pink Chinese Snow Rose will be best shown off if the tree is planted in a green pot as the flowers are the most attractive feature of the tree and green is the complementary colour to pink. Fruit is emphasized by using the complementary colour to that of the fruit. So the orange berries of a firethorn bonsai tree will be best shown off when planted in a blue container. Always keep in mind that the most important item is the tree and the pot must be subordinate to it. To read more about choosing a pot read this helpful guide.

R 40

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