Rock Pots from East Java
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Rob Kempinski
peter krebs
jrodriguez
Peter Thali
gm.it.seacom
kenduncan
ogi uyehara
EdMerc
JimLewis
sixhunter
Budi Sulistyo
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Re: Rock Pots from East Java
isit difficult to water wit such pots ? or r they for display purposes only ?
sixhunter- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
I see holes in the bottom -- smallish ones. But that won't matter for me. I don't find them at all attractive.
JimLewis- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Are you kidding? These are great.
Budi, very nice combination on all trees.
Ed
Budi, very nice combination on all trees.
Ed
EdMerc- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Hi Budi,
Nice trees. Have you seen the wbff photo contest result?
Friend
ogi
Nice trees. Have you seen the wbff photo contest result?
Friend
ogi
ogi uyehara- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Hi Budi,
I think that these trees are taken to a new level of interest in these pots.
The shapes of the pots are great but I would like to see them be a little darker in color.
Are they made of clay and fired?
Ken
I think that these trees are taken to a new level of interest in these pots.
The shapes of the pots are great but I would like to see them be a little darker in color.
Are they made of clay and fired?
Ken
kenduncan- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
ogi uyehara wrote:Hi Budi,
Nice trees. Have you seen the wbff photo contest result?
Friend
ogi
Hi Ogi,
I have not seen the wbff photo contest result.
By the way, how many of you will join the ASPAC in Taiwan?
Your friend,
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
kenduncan wrote:Hi Budi,
I think that these trees are taken to a new level of interest in these pots.
The shapes of the pots are great but I would like to see them be a little darker in color.
Are they made of clay and fired?
Ken
Hi Ken,
They are just natural stone shaped into a pot. Some of them are darker in color
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Wow Jim summat else we agree on... I find them to be coarse in the extreme, neither 'Natural' or abstract.JimLewis wrote:. I don't find them at all attractive.
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Tony wrote:Wow Jim summat else we agree on... I find them to be coarse in the extreme, neither 'Natural' or abstract.JimLewis wrote:. I don't find them at all attractive.
Great! I'm more or less used to being the aesthetic odd man out around here. I don't like crescent pots, either.
JimLewis- Member
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Hi budi,
We are still gathering how many members will go to Taiwan.
By the way heres the link.
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/firstplace.html
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/runners...html
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/honorable_pics.html
your friend
Ogi
We are still gathering how many members will go to Taiwan.
By the way heres the link.
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/firstplace.html
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/runners...html
http://www.bonsai-wbff.org/octoberbonsai/honorable_pics.html
your friend
Ogi
ogi uyehara- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
the literati combinstion goes well but the microcarpa transformation is not appreciable considering the massiveness and great depth in your creation,classical styles go well in those new pots.....thank you friend for sharing
gm.it.seacom- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
kenduncan wrote:Budi, carved from rock, that is impressive.
Ken
Yes, Ken. It is still in trial, at least there will be more choice on pots
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Hi Budi,
I like the last one because in this rock pot the tree looks much better now than before. But I would prefer a darker stone. I also choose rock pots for pinus mugo ore pemphis acidula with a lot of dead wood but not for tropical trees like ficus.
Your friend Peter
Here an example of a pinus mugo in a rock pot in my garden.
I like the last one because in this rock pot the tree looks much better now than before. But I would prefer a darker stone. I also choose rock pots for pinus mugo ore pemphis acidula with a lot of dead wood but not for tropical trees like ficus.
Your friend Peter
Here an example of a pinus mugo in a rock pot in my garden.
Peter Thali- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Budi,
As bonsai is a progressive artform and you have vast experience in bonsai creation, exploring new ways in bonsai is always welcome. When i saw your trees, some images from my nature classes with Lao Tze Cheng Cheng Kung came to mind, let's see:
The above image from Angor Wat (picture not taken by me). Perhaps by placing your ficus tree in a larger rock pot, a better image might be accomplished.
The second image is from rhododendrons in Yang Ming mountain. It is reminiscent of your ficus tree as the rocks in that area are huang (yellow) in color. The strong thick branches also contribute to the image, just like your ficus.
The third and last image also is evidence of a natural setting that can serve as inspiration for your new creations and it reminded me of your needle juniper tree. Located in Nantou County in Taiwan, He Huashan mountain is home to various juniperus squamata trees. Like the material in your rock pots, the rocks are yellowish in color.
Thanks for posting and i have already arranged a trip with Lao Tze Cheng for you to to see the Yushan San po (High mountain Juniper) in person while we are in Taiwan,
Jose Luis
As bonsai is a progressive artform and you have vast experience in bonsai creation, exploring new ways in bonsai is always welcome. When i saw your trees, some images from my nature classes with Lao Tze Cheng Cheng Kung came to mind, let's see:
The above image from Angor Wat (picture not taken by me). Perhaps by placing your ficus tree in a larger rock pot, a better image might be accomplished.
The second image is from rhododendrons in Yang Ming mountain. It is reminiscent of your ficus tree as the rocks in that area are huang (yellow) in color. The strong thick branches also contribute to the image, just like your ficus.
The third and last image also is evidence of a natural setting that can serve as inspiration for your new creations and it reminded me of your needle juniper tree. Located in Nantou County in Taiwan, He Huashan mountain is home to various juniperus squamata trees. Like the material in your rock pots, the rocks are yellowish in color.
Thanks for posting and i have already arranged a trip with Lao Tze Cheng for you to to see the Yushan San po (High mountain Juniper) in person while we are in Taiwan,
Jose Luis
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jrodriguez- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
Peter Thali wrote:Hi Budi,
I like the last one because in this rock pot the tree looks much better now than before. But I would prefer a darker stone. I also choose rock pots for pinus mugo ore pemphis acidula with a lot of dead wood but not for tropical trees like ficus.
Your friend Peter
Here an example of a pinus mugo in a rock pot in my garden.
Hi Peter,
A friend from East Java gave me those pots to use on my bonsai. You are right that the last one was the best, where as darker color will be better. I will tell them to find darker rocks.
Your pinus mugo is wonderful on a rock pot. I think we also have to find other alternatives besides traditional clay pot to enrich the bonsai art.
Your friend,
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
jrodriguez wrote:Budi,
Thanks for posting and i have already arranged a trip with Lao Tze Cheng for you to to see the Yushan San po (High mountain Juniper) in person while we are in Taiwan,
Jose Luis
You know I'm coming along on that trip. What day is it?
Rob
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
[quote="Rob Kempinski"]
You know I'm coming along on that trip. What day is it?
Hi Rob,
We planned to go on the 3rd of November.
Budi
jrodriguez wrote:
Thanks for posting and i have already arranged a trip with Lao Tze Cheng for you to to see the Yushan San po (High mountain Juniper) in person while we are in Taiwan,
Jose Luis
You know I'm coming along on that trip. What day is it?
Hi Rob,
We planned to go on the 3rd of November.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Rock Pots from East Java
[quote="Budi Sulistyo"]
Hi Budi, I'll be there.
Rob Kempinski wrote:jrodriguez wrote:
Thanks for posting and i have already arranged a trip with Lao Tze Cheng for you to to see the Yushan San po (High mountain Juniper) in person while we are in Taiwan,
Jose Luis
You know I'm coming along on that trip. What day is it?
Hi Rob,
We planned to go on the 3rd of November.
Budi
Hi Budi, I'll be there.
Rob Kempinski- Member
Nice job!
Peter,
Where do you get such pots? I really like that pot a lot, great combination.
Gax
Where do you get such pots? I really like that pot a lot, great combination.
Gax
gax- Member
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