Australian Bonsai Potters Signatures (Rakkan/Hanko)

[SteveW]

My contribution.

Anyone know who HN is?

[melbrackstone]

Bought my first Aussie pots the other day, from Tracey at Murrumbung Studios.

This is her chop.

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[GoldfieldsBS]

One to add to the list of potters. Tom Cockram


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[cre8ivbonsai]

Luke Parsons - Adelaide Bonsai Pottery
https://www.facebook.com/AdelaideBonsaiPottery/

[Keep Calm and Ramify]

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Denise Allen NSW (impressed dragon stamp)

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Fergus Stewart (impressed initials)

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Helen Dunkerley NSW (hand painted signature / date)

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James Tranter NSW Samarkand Pottery (raised initials)

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Janet Selby NSW (inscribed signature / date)

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Sandra Anlezark Nth Qld (inscribed monogram)

[Alan Peck]

A JSelby pot made for a prize for Ausbonsai.
A James Tranter pot made with collaboration from SP, any ideas who that is.?

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[Watto]

Samarkand Pottery

[Alan Peck]

Thanks Watto, of course it is, DOH

[RockPot]

The following email was sent to me in my role as the Australia-New Zealand Director of WBFF. The link will be put onto our WBFF website as well as onto the new AABC website.

Aussie potters not already listed might be interested in sending their details to Angelica for inclusion.

I have created a worldwide bonsai potter database named 'Discover Potters' that is free and available for anyone to use. It currently includes over 300 active potters in over 40 countries with links directly to each potter, resources to learn more about them, and online retailers and auctions for their work. You can check it out here:

https://www.arbonsaiart.com/discover-potters.html

This is a continually updated, comprehensive global database that I would like to share with everyone in the bonsai community. My goal is to share my love of bonsai pottery, bring the bonsai ceramics community together and make bonsai pottery easily accessible to everyone. This is a free resource intended solely to support and promote long term growth of the bonsai ceramics community.

With the help of the World Bonsai Friendship Federation, I hope this valuable resource will be able to reach many people worldwide, helping our community to grow. I would be honored to be a part of the WBFF objective "to exchange knowledge, technology, information, and related matters to the art of bonsai among countries of the world, thus advancing international friendship and goodwill."

Please feel free to share 'Discover Potters' wherever you'd like.

Thank you,

Angelica Ramirez
arbonsaiart.com