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Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama
Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama
Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama
Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama
Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama
Luso Bonsai l Pot by Bonsai Kurama

Pot by Bonsai Kurama 16*17 cm Glazed - Yixing

This model is done manually.

Produced in Yixing, the Chinese capital of quality ceramics for Bonsai.

Some models are unique, hand-made, from reputable authors, presenting one or several stamps that identify them.

Given the handcrafted nature of the vessels, there may be small differences in the size of the vessel, or slight variations in the hue.

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The name of the Kurama stones comes from the name of the Kuramagawa river, which is near Kyoto, Japan. It was in this river that formed a "old" of rusty granite which gave place to these known stones.

Given the scarcity and high prices that the natural Kurama nowadays reach, inspired by their originality, many ceramists make vases, simulating the shapes and textures of the Kurama.

These ceramics in the image of the Kurama are used in bonsai styles where one intends to emphasize nature, styles like "Baked by the wind", forests or plants with lots of dead wood, fit perfectly with kurama.


The blocks of the so-called stones (Kurama ishi) were usually found in the form of flat or curved layers, which when separating them gave rise to different shapes reminding us of the different lunar cycles, such as Mikazuki (minguing quarter).


But the most frequent was Funagata (in the form of a barca), much used for Bonsai inclined style. There are also Kuramas in flatter shapes, indicated for the formation of woods.


Among the classification of Kurama there is another variety called Kurokurama, black and used for the Suiseki and Ikebana.


Some of the sensations invoked in the creation of Kuramas:


Wabi: can mean melancholy, sad, quiet, still, modest, lonely, disappointed, calm. Wabi is a subjective feeling evoked about an object.


Sabi: can mean old, serene, old, mature. The presence of Sabi suggests brightness or other signs of time.


Shibui: can mean quiet, elegant, moderate, reserved and refined. Quiet and discreet elegance.


Yugen: can mean obscurity, empty, mysterious, deep, uncertain.

Origin
Yxing
Form
Kurama
Kusamono
Material
Ceramic
Size Pots and Dishes
Up to 16 cm
Color
No Glazed
Model
Pot
06323
5608146063238
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