This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot. Like all bonsai pots, it has water drainage holes at the bottom AND this pot includes FREE drainage mesh. You should not have to purchase drainage mesh when buying a bonsai pot.

Udei Unglazed Tokoname Pot (Brown) This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot. Like all bonsai pots, it has water drainage holes at the bottom AND this pot includes FREE drainage mesh.

Udei Unglazed Rectangle Bonsai Pot in Brown. Approximate dimensions: Small. Outside: 7 1/2" x 5 1/4" x 2 3/4" Inside: 6" x 4" x 2 1/8" Large. Outside: 8 5/8" x 6" x 2 3/4" Inside: 7" x 4 3/4" x 2 1/2" Origin: Japan. Color: Brown. This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot.

Japanese Bonsai pot TOKONAME UDEI Unglazed Round shape Extra large size There are stains and small scratches due to age. Size (approx.) Diameter 47 x Height 12 cm Diameter 18.5 x Height 4.7 in.

This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot. Like all bonsai pots, it has water drainage holes at the bottom AND this pot includes FREE drainage mesh. You should not have to purchase drainage mesh when buying a bonsai pot.

This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot. Like all bonsai pots, it has water drainage holes at the bottom AND this pot includes FREE drainage mesh. You should not have to purchase drainage mesh when buying a bonsai pot.

Japanese Bonsai pot UDEI Unglazed Round shape Medium size Signature: None A bonsai pot with a rustic WABISABI feel. The color is somewhere between brown and gray. There are dirt and minor scratches due to age. There are kiln scratches (scratches made during creation). Please check the photo. Size (approx.

Udei Unglazed Tokoname Pot (Brown) This is a professional Japanese Bonsai Pot. Like all bonsai pots, it has water drainage holes at the bottom AND this pot includes FREE drainage mesh. You should not have to purchase drainage mesh when buying a bonsai...

Very cute and in great condition, as described.

1990年7月7日 · Though they manufacture small pots and glazed wares, their main activity is still large clay pots, for which the results of his research in recent years allowed him to copy the grain found in Udei pottery from China and then it was called "Tokoname Udei" - a mixture of earth and Tokoname shisa (purple sandy clay brought from Gikou City in ...