Syuhou Bonsai Pot – Lotus Shape Light Blue Glaze | 31,5 cm | Japan

Syuhou Bonsai Pot – Lotus Shape Light Blue Glaze | 31,5 cm | Japan

SKU: PT 0096
399.00 EUR In stock Buy at Merchant

Maker: Syuhou (Tokoname, Japan) Dimensions (external): 31.5 × 31.5 × 8.5 cm Dimensions (internal): 26.5 × 26.5 × 7.2 cm This refined bonsai pot by Syuhou, a respected Tokoname maker, combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with elegant and artistic design. Syuhou pots are appreciated for their harmonious proportions, subtle detailing, and high-quality finishes, created to enhance the natural beauty of the bonsai tree. The pot features a graceful lotus-shaped design, inspired by the soft curves of blooming flower petals. Its flowing contours create an organic and elegant appearance, while the balanced symmetry brings a calm and harmonious presence to the composition. The distinctive shape offers a refined foundation that complements expressive and characterful bonsai displays. Finished in a soft light blue glaze, the surface conveys freshness and tranquility. The color evokes clear water and open skies, adding a light and serene atmosphere to the overall presentation. The glaze interacts beautifully with light, creating delicate tonal variations that enhance the depth and refinement of the lotus form without overpowering the tree. Well suited for: Flowering bonsai, where the soft blue glaze enhances contrast Deciduous species with fine ramification and elegant silhouettes Bonsai with refined or feminine character Medium-sized compositions requiring an artistic presentation The generous internal space supports healthy root development, while the lotus-shaped form provides a unique and exhibition-ready appearance. Condition: Excellent, with a smooth, even glaze and no visible damage. An elegant and timeless Syuhou pot, combining graceful lotus-inspired form with a serene light blue glaze—ideal for bonsai compositions that express refinement, balance, and natural beauty.

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