One of my favorite pots

Dav4 said:
A few new ones...BIG ones!!

The first is a 2nd generation Yamaaki oval with nice patina and 19 and 1/2" wide.

The second is a 19 3/4" wide custom Koyo rectangle that must weight 20 pounds. A big, fat maple is going to find it's way into both these pots eventually.

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I need one or both of these pots!!! seriously...
 
JudyB said:
Cmon man help a sister out... :D
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Lol! It's that bad, huh? The blue rectangle is earmarked for the giant trident I got last year. It's yours if the roots won't fit in it, but I won't know until next February. The cream oval is waiting for my other big trident to mature a little, but I know it'll fit.
 
IMG_0293.JPG IMG_0294.JPG IMG_0270.JPG IMG_6271.JPG IMG_6273.JPG Here are a few Sam Miller pots I picked up over the winter. I really like the oxide stains that he does, and some nice glazes as well. Not the best pictures but my work/photo bench has become a bit overwhelmed while I renovate my kitchen.
 
Dav4 said:
Lol! It's that bad, huh? The blue rectangle is earmarked for the giant trident I got last year. It's yours if the roots won't fit in it, but I won't know until next February. The cream oval is waiting for my other big trident to mature a little, but I know it'll fit.
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Well keep me posted, I am a patient person...
 
JudyB said:
OK, now you are just taunting me...

I spent a lot of time searching for a couple large pots this spring, didn't catch these till they were snapped up (by you!) so now am looking for next year... I got 3 ready for better. :)
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I'll keep my eye peeled for you, too. I love acquiring nice pots but pots like these two have got to have a specific tree in mind to justify the purchase. If I see something like these, I'll let you know.
 
Grant Hamby said:
I'm posting this here because it's my new favorite pot. Lol. It finally arrived today. I'm becoming a big fan of Ikkou. I mean, what tree WOULDN'T look good in this thing?

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...love the crackle and patina...
 
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