I know nothing about the different pot makers and tend to just go for what I like. I picked up 2 pots recently from this manufacturer. Just wondering who it was? No doubt mass produced as they were not expensive. I like them though
What pot is this?
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What pot is this?
Hi guys/gals,
I know nothing about the different pot makers and tend to just go for what I like. I picked up 2 pots recently from this manufacturer. Just wondering who it was? No doubt mass produced as they were not expensive. I like them though
I know nothing about the different pot makers and tend to just go for what I like. I picked up 2 pots recently from this manufacturer. Just wondering who it was? No doubt mass produced as they were not expensive. I like them though
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Re: What pot is this?
No expert myself, but what does the rest of the pot look like?
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Re: What pot is this?
Here is the two of them. Both are oval shape. 1st one is home to my bux for a while (I may put it back in the ground for more thickness.
Second is the future pot for a maple.
Second is the future pot for a maple.
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Re: What pot is this?
Hi Klaery
There is a site you can check up on Seals.
Here is the link:
http://japanesebonsaipots.net/chop-and- ... -resource/
I have had a look and from what i can see it looks like this.
hanko2-154
There is a site you can check up on Seals.
Here is the link:
http://japanesebonsaipots.net/chop-and- ... -resource/
I have had a look and from what i can see it looks like this.
hanko2-154
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Re: What pot is this?
Thanks very much Brett.
I did have a search and found that site. It was awesome has heaps of different marks on it and I too agreed that one was probably the one. I wasn't sure where to find the names of the makers of the pots though? There are no labels on alot of them.
I did have a search and found that site. It was awesome has heaps of different marks on it and I too agreed that one was probably the one. I wasn't sure where to find the names of the makers of the pots though? There are no labels on alot of them.
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Re: What pot is this?
Hi klaery,
First, let me say I don't know anything about Japanese characters.
When comparing the Seal that Brett found I noticed something interesting. The larger Seal appears to be exactly the same, but the smaller Seal has different characters. I wonder what that means. It would be fascinating to have the two Seals transcribed by someone who knows Japanese.
Regards Ray
First, let me say I don't know anything about Japanese characters.
When comparing the Seal that Brett found I noticed something interesting. The larger Seal appears to be exactly the same, but the smaller Seal has different characters. I wonder what that means. It would be fascinating to have the two Seals transcribed by someone who knows Japanese.
Regards Ray
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Re: What pot is this?
Completely agree Ray
I am a teacher by day and so got one of my senior students (chinese background) to have a look at it. Turns out it is chinese not Japanese. The square part refers to a place (she said a temple or similar) and the characters in oval refer to a person. She was going to do a little investigating for me so we will see.
I am a teacher by day and so got one of my senior students (chinese background) to have a look at it. Turns out it is chinese not Japanese. The square part refers to a place (she said a temple or similar) and the characters in oval refer to a person. She was going to do a little investigating for me so we will see.
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Re: What pot is this?
Hi Klaery,klaery wrote:Completely agree Ray
I am a teacher by day and so got one of my senior students (chinese background) to have a look at it. Turns out it is chinese not Japanese. The square part refers to a place (she said a temple or similar) and the characters in oval refer to a person. She was going to do a little investigating for me so we will see.
Thanks for investigating this. Very interesting what you have already found out. Please post any other information you find.
Thanks again.
Regards Ray
