Crafted using Banko-yaki, a revered style of pottery from Yokkaichi City in Mie Prefecture, Japan, this pot embodies centuries of tradition. Banko-yaki originated during the Edo period, and its name was chosen with the hope that the craftsmanship would endure forever—Ban meaning "all" or "unlimited," and Ko meaning "the passage of time." Known for its durability and heat resistance, Banko-yaki is perfect not only for bonsai but also for teapots, clay cooking pots, and other heat-sensitive uses.

Add a piece of history and timeless elegance to your collection with this exquisite bonsai pot.