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I am busy producing kusamono-pots in order to bring the best of them to the shows all over Europe. See here a few from my winter production. They are all handbuilt, that takts a bit more time than throwing them on the wheel but for sure each of them has its own character and individualtiy. But...

These are some of my pots I made in autumn this year. The first three are made of a black firing clay, the other two of a brown-reddish clay. Carlos

A few photos of some of my Kusamono taken at the end of September: http://bonsainut.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=8538&stc=1&d=1254252003 http://bonsainut.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=8539&stc=1&d=1254252033...

These are some of the results of my last firing over the weekend. I use this kind of pots for my Kusamono. They are fired at 1260 degrees C, they have to be frostproof in Switzeland! Usually they are bisque-fired, then glazed and fired. Sometimes, when I am not happy with the result I reglaze...

I would like to show some of my recent pots: They are meant for Kusamono, Grass Bonsai, a few of my pots may also be used as accent pots. Carlos

Yes, this is another approach. Here in Switzerland it is still cold and raining and snowing at the same time. I can't wait until I can put all my Kusamono from the greenhouse back to shelves outside! Therefore I decided to check a nearby nursery which propagates indoor plants. I found some small...

These are a few new pots coming from the Takahama kiln. Black clay body fired at 1260 degrees. Result was at first sight a bit surprising because I expected (except No 4) a more greenish appearance. I used a glaze recipe I had used before but... Or maybe my new control panel is working more...

This is a photo taken at the end of October. All the other Kusamono were already in the safe greehouse but that one I displayed indoors and put it out for the night. I did not expect early snow. But it completes my photo serie '4 seasons with Kusamono'. If you want to see more photos go to my...