Where to buy crescent / scoop / "naturey" bonsai pots without costing an arm and a leg?

lorax

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Anyone know where to buy those crescent pots or those really abstract naturey looking pots without spending a ton of cash?

thanks
 

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Dasu Bonsai in Iowa. He has a website and very reasonable prices.Tony Remington scoups are great. He's in England but ships for a reasonable amount.
 

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I got one of DaSu's "rock pots" over 15 years ago. Haven't seen one since that is better--unless you count the imported Japanese rock pots made from real stone that cost about a billion $$$ ;-).
 

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How much is a "ton" of cash. I've never seen any that were real expensive. Of course, since I REALLY don't like them, I haven't looked very hard.
 

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wow really impressed with Dasu thank you.
 

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Check out the thread by night owl studios.
 
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It is; however, kilns are not.
I have clay which should be able to harden in air / microwavable, so i'm gonna try that in the near future (i hope it doesn't fall apart).

Here is a 3d-'sketch' what i want to make:
pot2_zb.jpg
 

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I had more designs but they turned out impossible/ugly.
 

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I have clay which should be able to harden in air / microwavable, so i'm gonna try that in the near future (i hope it doesn't fall apart).

Here is a 3d-'sketch' what i want to make:
pot2_zb.jpg
I tried the air dry clay once too. Easy to work with, not waterproof. Have to use some sort of sealant that's safe for plants.

I don't get the 3-D sketch, are you making it out of little 'bricks'?
 

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Yeah, sort of wall of a park with stairs leading to it.
 

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I have 2 of the dasu crescents.
They are very well made.
I enjoy ikers also<------ big fan
 
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