New kid on the block

Hi All,
After years of wanting to show some of the pots I make i finally finished my site www.bonsaipot.nl .
I think the site tells and shows you what you want to know so an elaborate story here is not necessary.
Critics and questions of any kind are most welcome, I will respond.
Regards,
Eric Cuijpers

Hii, My name is Tihomir (from Croatian) and I have one question. If anyone would be so kind, and briefly explained me Dry Riverbed Pot technique. I was beginning to take an interest in pottery. I made a few bonsai pots and now I'm interested in the DRP technique. But I do not understand how it works. Thanks

Hi,
The site www.bonsaipot.nl has been updated with new pots.
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Cheers,
Eric

wow... i wish you were in the U.S.

i would order s0009 but i fear that shipping would cost as much as the pot - or more

very very nice work !!!

Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your interest.
Shipping to the US is cheaper than the pot, €34,30..... , sorry, can' t help that.
Cheers,
Eric

ok eric... you got me on that one

but now i am curious...
if you would like, send me a PM with a flat price for the pot, including shipping to Cudahy Wisconsin, 53110 U.S.

if you dont feel like going to the trouble, i understand...

alrighty !!!

i got one of Eric's pots and i gotta say, i am super impressed...

here is one picture



more pictures etc here:

http://arborartscollective.blogspot.com/2017/03/new-pot-im-stoked-on.html

if any of you seeing this are in the netherlands, or near enough to ship to, i would highly recommend taking a look at this guys work...

thanks eric !!!

Kevin,

I am dying to see the tree you put in it.
Laters.
Khaimraj

Kevin,

That is some pot!!!

Have you put anything in it yet? What's taking so long .....

Nigel

Hello Nigel and Khai !!!

what is taking so long is finding the right tree for the pot !!!

this one is a bit challenging (in a good way) due to its somewhat conflicted masculine vs feminine attributes...
the texture and weight (both physical and visual) are burly and gnarly, while the coloring is soft and pastel-ish.

me thinks something flowering (preferably white), but with a rough trunk would suit it nicely...

i have a couple trees that may fit the bill, but they are not yet worthy of placement...

(and this would not be the first - nor the last - time i have bought a pot with only a vague idea of what i would like to put in it ! )