Bonsai Pot Round Striped Pattern Shi-dei-Aka-Ara-dei (Purple mud) Yokkaichi Banko-Yaki deep Type Ceramic Wildflowers houseplants Agave Baby Bonsai Cactus Miscellaneous Pine and Oak 4.7” Small

Brand: Umekichi Bonsai Japan

Color: Aka-aradei

Features:

• This is a high-class pot produced by the Touzan Kiln at Banko-Yaki in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, Japan.
• It looks great not only for bonsai, but also for planting wildflowers, succulents, agaves, tuberous plants, and other herbaceous plants.
• The pot color is subdued to complement the main plant, but it also has a strong presence.
• The pot's surface has an attractive 'rorokome' pattern, which is created by the quality of the clay, called 'purple mud'.
• The large drainage holes ensure good drainage, and the large, curved rim makes it easy to repot, making it a pot that satisfies both appearance and functionality. Approximate size: 4.7' diameter x 3.14' high

Details: Yokkaichi Banko-Yaki was named by Nunami Rozan, a wealthy merchant in Kuwana, in the mid-Edo period. There are more than 100 pottery companies centered in Yokkaichi City. A wide variety of items are actively developed, and earthenware pots, which account for 80-90% of domestic production, are especially famous. Simple shapes that can be easily adapted to Bonju and satisfactory quality can be obtained for a reasonable price. We hope you will purchase one. --Cautions Please note the following points due to the nature of ceramics. Slight size discrepancies, glaze dripping, unevenness, and some scratches. The color may differ from the actual item due to the monitor's coloring. The signature may differ from the image due to specification changes.

Package Dimensions: 6.0 x 4.9 x 3.9 inches