AusBonsai

I'm so chuffed with these new pots I had to share them....


Really happy to hear your ideas and suggestions

Cheers,
Pat

Great looking pots Pat. Lovely colors and texture.

Steve W

Hi Pat,

You could plant a semi-cascade in that pot if you are interested.

Cheers,

Brad75 (Newbie).

Hey Pat, very nice especially #2 ... does that technique/finish work on larger styles, or for oval pots?

Thanks for sharing,
Ryan

Very nice, Pat, and I love the elegant simplicity of the moulded glass (?) stands that let the plant/pot take centre stage.

Jan

Pat,
Good to see you are still kicking around, I like the first one.
Where will you be showing off your pots next?

Regards
Mick

Great Pat, please show more of your pots here as your web presence is very hard to find at the moment

Beautifully crafted, again(!), Pat. Treasures for someone for sure.

Great pots Pat. Good to see you posting again.
Penny.

Thanks guys....

Ryan, I've made larger pots in the darker clay. I'm thinking larger pots in the lighter finish might look a bit 'busy'. Thanks for the suggestion...I'll certainly think about it!

Mick... off to Gosford in March and then closer to you; Canberra in April...hopefully I'll see you there for more of your home-hewn philosophy!!!

Cheers,
Pat

chris

He's back!!

It's good to see some of your new work Pat.

Even though the shape is simple, those crescent shaped pots are not easy to make.

Hope to see more soon.

Cheers,
Paul

Great little pots Pat, nice to see you posting again.

I have a small accent plant (grass) in one of the egg-shell coloured pots, not crescent shaped more like a pouch shape, it looks great!

Lovely Pots ( as usual) Pat
I agree the lighter on might to bright in a larger size.

Ken

Pat K wrote:...off to Gosford in March ...

Hi Pat,

Where abouts in Gosford will you be? Is there a show? Would love to purchase some more pots if you are selling there.

Joel