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7-Feb-2006	#11
Victrinia_Ensor Bonsai mai-farli-perfetti Join Date: Nov-2005 Location: Bremerton, WA Country: USA USDA Zone: 8b AHS Heat Zone: 3 Posts: 1,457	Bruce... My thoughts exactly. A very knarled, cascading japanese black pine or something along those lines... yum! __________________ Ms. Vic Le belle cose prendono tempo... www.elandangardens.com

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7-Feb-2006

#12

Carl_Bergstrom

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Victrinia_Ensor

While I think "cinderblock" is a somewhat less than complimentary take on it, I do agree with your thought that it is "heavy". However I do believe that will be it's virtue not it's downfall in the end.

Makes me want to buy it... Just to be the one to give it it's final interpertation. I could spend a life time to find and groom the right tree, but it would be worth it. I maintain my original thought that it would be eye-popping.

Hmmm... I'll have to count my pennies, and give the idea more thought.

I'd like to see what you'd do with it, Victrinia.

In the meantime, though, a lifetime is a long time to wait. Perhaps you or Dale or Bruce or someone else who "gets" this pot would like to put together an illustrative virtual? Image #33032 seems to be taken from the appropriate angle....

Best regards,
Carl

7-Feb-2006

#13

Dale Cochoy

Old Bonsaiman-new pots

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Quote:

Originally Posted by badlad52

What did you use to make the impressions on the sides? Looks kinda' like bark...

Dale

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7-Feb-2006	#14
Aaron_K bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Mar-2004 Country: England USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: 2-3 Posts: 1,477	lol Dale, As the ol' saying goes - "A picture is worth a thousand words". All the best, Aaron __________________ Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Muriel Strode Vulpes pilum mutat, non mores! "A fox may change its skin but never its character"

7-Feb-2006	#15
Bruce Winter veteran Join Date: Apr-2004 Location: Volcano Country: Hawaii Posts: 442	Sorry, I don't do virts but to me it's just a question of balance. A lot of visual weight away from or down, or both, from the pot would appear to almost tip over with a sloping sided pot but a slight angle or even straight side would firmly root the pot. Paintings of the early day's of bonsai in Japan show outdoor social settings with plants in trays and high vessels with straight up sides. I think this kind of pot would work best with outrageous, non-conforming, wild looking collected material. At least thats how it seems at the moment.

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