Naginowa Shigaraki Ware Gold Rust with High Legs Japanese Bonsai Pot

Unlike typical bonsai or plant pots, this features long legs. The copper color evokes the charm of Japan's good old days.

If you're tired of ordinary pots, try planting a plant in this one. It will surely become an eye-catching piece of decoration.

Each pot is handmade, so there may be slight variations in appearance and texture between individual pieces. Please be aware of this in advance.

This is Shigaraki ware. Shigaraki ware is a type of pottery produced mainly in the Koga District of Shiga Prefecture. It is known for its large ceramic pieces, and historically, it was famous for making hibachi (charcoal braziers). Today, Shigaraki ware includes many plant pots, flower vases, and hand-washing basins. Additionally, Shigaraki ware is widely known for its ceramic statues of tanuki (raccoon dogs), which are famous both nationally and internationally.