NAGINOWA Brown Leaves Shape BANKO Ware Japanese Bonsai Pot 5.3 in.

A beautifully shallow bonsai pot with a quiet sense of character.
From above, its shape softly recalls a leaf or a drop of water—organic and understated.

Repotting and cultivation require knowledge and experience, but that challenge is part of its appeal.
We invite you to consider transferring your bonsai into this pot.

After repotting, we would love to see the refined form your bonsai grows into.
Now is the moment to trust your skills and let them show.

Since each item is individually handmade, there may be differences in appearance and feel from product to product. Please understand this beforehand.

This is Banko-yaki. Banko-yaki is a type of pottery produced mainly in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture. It originated in the middle of the Edo period (1603-1868) and was named after the wish that the work would remain forever. "Ban" means "everything." "Ko" means "months and days gone by." In addition to bonsai pots, it is also resistant to fire, such as kyusu (teapots) and earthenware pots.