When I received the book, “Classic Bonsai of Japan”, one of the first eye-catching compositions was this Japanese maple in an antique Chinese container. So much so that I commissioned a replica from a potter friend, Byron Myrick back around 2010. He made 3 or 4, one on which the glaze hit just right, but… Continue reading An old Chinese Pot

When I received the book, “Classic Bonsai of Japan”, one of the first eye-catching compositions was this Japanese maple in an antique Chinese container. So much so that I commissioned a replica from a potter friend, Byron Myrick back around 2010. He made 3 or 4, one on which the glaze hit just right, but … Continue reading An old Chinese Pot →