Last monday night we had our club monthly meeting. Another lovely night. Here we have some pictures.
typical talk about bonsai
and new members Kieran taking his first step into bonsai
and his first tree. before and after
Last monday night we had our club monthly meeting. Another lovely night. Here we have some pictures.
typical talk about bonsai
and new members Kieran taking his first step into bonsai
and his first tree. before and after
beautiful
Saw this from a bonsai forum, Amazing pots.
Suifu Sanjin was born Masashi Usui(薄井正志) in Ibaraki in 1921, and passed away in 1994. He took the name Suifu as a suggestion of his hometown, and Sanjin is a reference to the literati of old. Only around 200 pieces exist, and the limited nature of production was discovered after his death. He made pots solely for his own use as a bonsai lover, from 1963 to 1967. His specialities include Iron Glaze(TetsuYu), Tenmoku Glaze, Tenmoku with fine oil droplets(Yuteki Tenmoku), and Buckwheat glaze(SobaYu), and forms vary from the rustic, hand formed, and asymmetrical, to more classical shapes. Due to the relative scarcity and popularity, prices are correspondingly very high. I’d say around 75% of the 100 or so I’ve seen are formerly of the renowned Takagi Collection.
Let’s take a look!
Two views of a hand formed and altered diamond shaped piece in Tenmoku glaze. Very characteristic of Sanjin’s…
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Originally posted on markusbonsai:
Hallo, heute Berichte ich mal von der Ausstellung in Aichtal Grötzingen die ich mit meiner Freundin besucht habe. Diese Ausstellung ist für mich eigentlich eher besonders , 2013 war dies außerhalb unseres Arbeitskreises meine erste Ausstellung…
look forward to picking this one up
Peter Warren’s new book has hit the shelves of book stores, well, probably more accessible via Amazon’s virtual book store, but you get my meaning.
Mr Snart of Willowbog fame has displayed his copy nicely in a Tokonoma. Did he write any words of wisdom on the inside cover Peter? 😉
Click the image below for a link to Amazon.
If you’ve been sleeping in a cave for the last 10 years and don’t know who the author is, then this is for you.
Peter Warren is an internationally renowned bonsai artist based in London who spent six years training in the traditional manner as an apprentice to a Japanese bonsai master. Since completing his studies Peter has travelled far and wide teaching and working with bonsai collectors and enthusiasts across the globe on a mission to bring the best of Japanese bonsai to the rest of the world, and…
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So yesterday myself and the small man decided to go for a spin to our local nursery. He was delighted trying to grab all the shrubs and plants he could. Hes getting a great start. Next stop an apprenticeship in Japan and he can come back and teach me everything he knows 🙂
Here he is ready to get stuck in.
Checking out the Mugo Pines
In the Jungle
oh that looks tasty…..
And next to his favorites, the Japanese Maples
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