Very cool! That sure makes my decision easierfun fact, that pot is made mostly of clay mined in northern California
That’s what I’m thinking thanks for the input!Nao's pot for sure
Couldn’t agree more! Will be reporting in a few weeks.Nao’s pot, and not because I’m biased being married to the dude - the tree has a soft rounded silhouette in the branching, and imo the size of the Nao pot and its own round silhouette complements the tree very well in a simple, grounding way. The way the tree’s branches flare out, to be met by the lip of the pot makes for a lovely composition. The rectangle on the other hand and its cinched waist feels restrictive and a bit jarring.
In Sacramento with a few ABA Sacramento members.Where did you work with Peter? I do monthly workshops with him and some Midori people.