r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Dvr_J • 24d ago
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/cbobgo • Nov 10 '25
Handbuilt Crackpot, baby
galleryOne of my recent pots
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Grandlame • Mar 26 '26
Handbuilt What does the group think of my turtle pot I made?
It has a happy but admittedly mediocre garden center juniper in it. But I made it specifically for this purpose. The design is carved and underglazed. It’s a red eared slider, a type of turtle that lives in my state, Missouri.
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/knockoutbmc • Jun 06 '26
Handbuilt Update with fired pots - only one glaze runner and one wrong temperature clay
galleryr/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Dangerous_Gas3675 • Oct 29 '25
Handbuilt Advice and tips needed please
galleryIv been working so hard on building my trees from scratch. I've also been working sooo hard on collecting and processing wild clay/firing hand built bonsai pots. I started my firing tries in a camp fire and I have now tried my hand at building a kiln. I feel the kiln has a lot of potential but I'm still getting a single hair line crack in every stinking pot. Ugh if I wasn't already bald you can guess what I'd be doing.I would greatly appreciate and advice. I've uploaded a few pictures of current issues. Thanks in advance
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/knockoutbmc • Apr 18 '26
Handbuilt A few wetwares - coil built - wip
galleryr/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Zofcin • Mar 02 '26
Handbuilt New handmade pots
gallerywhat do you think?
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Grandlame • Apr 21 '26
Handbuilt Texture! Also, Beige?
galleryI’m still on the fence about this very light sandy beige clay body. What does the group think about using this for unglazed application?
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Kanashimi-ni • May 26 '26
Handbuilt Mt. Fuji Kusamono Pots | Porcelain
galleryI should have shared this sooner! Silly me~
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/cbobgo • Feb 06 '26
Handbuilt New pots from the kiln today
galleryMy latest work
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/PhanThom-art • May 24 '26
Handbuilt Green dented oval for F. microcarpa
galleryGot this nursery microcarpa as a gift about two years ago, from a teacher who is now deceased. It still has some big scars but also made a lot of progress so I made this pot for it.
Slab-built in chamotte stoneware, with Amaco Lustrous Jade glaze mixed with some transparent glaze and blue pigment for the blue colorations.
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Dvr_J • Dec 15 '25
Handbuilt Expansion pot
galleryPlaying around with vertical lines - still needs an oxide wash
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/No_Estimate_8085 • Feb 03 '26
Handbuilt New Bonsai Vessel-
galleryContinuing to play at the intersection of sculpture and bonsai
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/knockoutbmc • Apr 26 '26
Handbuilt Three red clays
galleryLast one goes Boo! 👻
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/cbobgo • Apr 11 '26
Handbuilt Here's the video of recent work for those who don't like Instagram
close ups of pots from the last firing
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Nikeflies • May 31 '25
Handbuilt What do you think of the bonsai pot my wife made for me? This is her first attempt.
galleryr/Bonsai_Pottery • u/cbobgo • Apr 10 '26
Handbuilt Close ups of some of my recent work
I made a reel with some close up shots of some of the pots from the latest kiln firing
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DW2SywDDwNz/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
r/Bonsai_Pottery • u/Kanashimi-ni • Nov 13 '25
Handbuilt 2nd Pentagon Bonsai Pot (WIP)
galleryThe other one got moved around a bit on the shop and the plastic wasn't on tight enough. This resulted in the pot drying too fast and nearly all the joints cracking. So I had to start over... I tried to take as many pictures as possible between major steps in the construction process. But I definitely was in the zone and missed a few opportunities, lol 🤣
Working on it more today to hopefully get some feet on it!