RMJ first styling with Mauro Stemberger

[chicago1980]

I like it, But it may be slightly more masculine than I might choose if I had unlimited options. It will probably look more in scale under the tree rather than in front of it now. Nice tree.

Here is a 2nd option i am considering

 

[Maloghurst]

You can’t go wrong with the first one imo. The second is a beautiful pot. Ancient tree with modern pot is a bit of gamble but could be amazing.

 

[chicago1980]

Interesting, I've been thinking alot with matching trees with pots and age. The 2nd pot is older than the first pot but the design in more modern.

Here are my current pot choices.

 

[River's Edge]

I think the first pot is a great choice for a more formal styling, I would also consider a pot with less masculine and formal style such as one of the options you displayed! I consider the color of this option a bit closer to how the live vein may appear after cleaning and preparation of the deadwood. Here is the pot you showed that may be a consideration as well. The lower profile may also suit the wider and powerful stance of the deadwood, without calling undo attention to the pot. Just an idea.

 

[chicago1980]

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

Indented corners is the one I would choose.

 

[james]

I agree with Leo, indented corner pot with panel. The pot with tiny feet looks too fragile for this masculine and powerful tree.

 

[Shogun610]

Any update on this too