Please join us in welcoming new EBPC members – ‘Kamereon Pots’ of Spain.  It is with great pleasure that today we welcome the enormously talented Tony & Nuria of Kamereon Pots as member artists of the collective. If you love bonsai pots, you need to know these guys!
Highly refined paintings and sculpture adorn much of their work. Having studied fine arts, and with a deep appreciation for the Japanese aesthetic however, Kamereon pots are seldom ‘busy’ or pretentious. Instead, they respect the nuanced characteristics that are so invaluable to bonsai and to decorated bonsai pots, such as depth, movement and negative space.
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Thank you for supporting the EBPC & our cherished European bonsai ceramists and furniture makers.
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The European Bonsai Pottery Contest 2026
at The Trophy Exhibition, Belgium.
THE WINNERS!
Once again, Europe's most popular bonsai exhibition celebrated in style in February 2026. In addition to the magnificent show of exceptional bonsai trees from around Europe, were world class demonstrations by leading Japanese artists, father and son 'team Suzuki.
The EBPC is proud to organise exciting ceramics events each year at the Trophy Exhibition.
This year's exhibition saw a number of pottery event 'firsts' in the west, with: an honorary display of the finest Japanese bonsai pottery ever displayed outside of Asia, the first pottery painting demonstration by a leading Japanese artist, the first display of winning American pots in Europe, and not to mention of course, the first European Bonsai Pottery Contest!
The pot display, was a celebration of the passion of both European potters and collectors. At almost 200ft in length, the pot display consisted a central 'honorary' display, with the European Bonsai Pottery Contest to one side, and a 'collector' category on the other.
This year's exhibition saw a number of pottery event 'firsts' in the west, with: an honorary display of the finest Japanese bonsai pottery ever displayed outside of Asia, the first pottery painting demonstration by a leading Japanese artist, the first display of winning American pots in Europe, and not to mention of course, the first European Bonsai Pottery Contest!
The pot display, was a celebration of the passion of both European potters and collectors. At almost 200ft in length, the pot display consisted a central 'honorary' display, with the European Bonsai Pottery Contest to one side, and a 'collector' category on the other.
Displays by 30 European potters were exhibited, alongside 20 displays from collectors of bonsai ceramics from around the world.
EUROPEAN BONSAI POTTERY CONTEST 2026
| The majority of the pottery exhibition was devoted to European Bonsai Pottery Contest. Displays by 30 talented bonsai ceramists were exhibited, with a fascinating diversity in materials, forms and finishes. As well as traditional clay and porcelain, more innovative materials (for bonsai) were used, including sculpted solid stone and Terrazzo. The quality of exhibits was highly commendable, with artists displaying their finest works. It was a delight to witness such a wide variety of the highest quality bonsai ceramics from around Europe. |  |
CONGRATULATIONS to the contest winners!
 | UNGLAZED - JURI MARTENS, GERMANY |
 | GLAZED - NIELS VAN DER WAL, NETHERLANDS |
 | DECORATED - MARTIN ENGLERT, GERMANY |
| 1ST PLACE OVERALL - MARTIN ENGLERT, GERMANY |  |
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CONGRATULATIONS to Martin Englert for his exquisite display, and for winning the first European Bonsai Pottery Contest!
Thank you to all of the artists for participating in this historic event, and congratulations to the winners.
Thank you to all of the artists for participating in this historic event, and congratulations to the winners.
The most outstanding ‘TROPHY Bonsai Exhibition’ concludes!
… what a weekend!
It has been emotional. As months of hard work & preparation came to fruition this weekend, thousands enjoyed the largest & most sensational bonsai exhibition outside of Asia – The Trophy 2026!
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Year on year, since starting the annual pot displays here in 2019, I've witnessed the ‘bonsai pottery’ aspect of the exhibition become increasingly significant and popular – and this year it was truly spectacular! It is an honour & privilege to organise the pottery aspect, and now European contest - at such a prestigious exhibition.
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THE weekend of the bonsai year for many Europeans’. - One of the many great things about this hobby / artform is the lifelong friendships we make along the way. There aren’t many places where thousands of people, with a passion in common, meet from every corner of the world. ... people at first – but soon good friends that you look forward to seeing for just a weekend every year (albeit always too briefly!).
Bonsai is also about community, and the EBPC cherishes your support and friendship.
Bonsai is also about community, and the EBPC cherishes your support and friendship.
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My heartfelt thanks go to all those that helped make this magnificent weekend of events possible.
Although impossible to name everyone, I'd especially like to thank:
- The 30 ceramic artists that exhibited their works.
- The 20 pot collectors that exhibited.
- EBPC stand potters: Fusion (Niels & Pjotr), Kanso (Rosa), Terrajade (Julien), & Shibusa (Lorenzo).
With special thanks going to our HONOURED GUESTS:
* Mr Nakayama Senzan - for his attendance – exquisite pottery display – talk & demonstration – & judging.
* Haruko Ohno, of 盆栽大野 Bonsai-ohno - for translating & for her invaluable help (and Japanese lessons!).
* Angelica Ramirez of Discover Potters, & her father Angel - for their attendance & creating the bespoke lighting.
* Our friends from Turkey, including artists İlker Durak and Hüseyin Soylu.
* Other friends & helpers: Peter, Jens, Simon, The Triskele Group, Philip, Maarten and others.
* Mr Nakayama Senzan - for his attendance – exquisite pottery display – talk & demonstration – & judging.
* Haruko Ohno, of 盆栽大野 Bonsai-ohno - for translating & for her invaluable help (and Japanese lessons!).
* Angelica Ramirez of Discover Potters, & her father Angel - for their attendance & creating the bespoke lighting.
* Our friends from Turkey, including artists İlker Durak and Hüseyin Soylu.
* Other friends & helpers: Peter, Jens, Simon, The Triskele Group, Philip, Maarten and others.
And to our esteemed JUDGES:
- Mr Nakayama Senzan of Japan.
- Mr German Gomez Soler of Spain.
- Mr Harald Lehner of Germany.
The highly talented photographer:
- Mr Jörg Derlien.
- Mr Nakayama Senzan of Japan.
- Mr German Gomez Soler of Spain.
- Mr Harald Lehner of Germany.
The highly talented photographer:
- Mr Jörg Derlien.
And of course, a huge thank you to Christian, Luc, Roald, Danny, Erik, Danny, and all at The Trophy by Bonsai Association Belgium for their extensive year-round work that makes an event like this possible.
Here are some moments for now, from The Trophy 2026 - one I will never forget!
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In coming days, I’ll be adding more posts for each of the pottery highlights organised by the EBPC:
- The POTTERY EXHIBITION, featuring:
o WINNERS – European Bonsai Pottery Contest 2026.
o European Bonsai Pottery Contest
o Exclusive Nakayama Senzan 17-piece Pot Display.
* including 10 museum pieces.
o Collector’s Display!
o NABPC ’25 (N. American B Pottery Contest) winner
display.
- Nakayama Senzan POT TALK
o with PAINTING DEMONSTRATION!
- EBPC Stand.
o hosting 5 exciting European Potters.
- The POTTERY EXHIBITION, featuring:
o WINNERS – European Bonsai Pottery Contest 2026.
o European Bonsai Pottery Contest
o Exclusive Nakayama Senzan 17-piece Pot Display.
* including 10 museum pieces.
o Collector’s Display!
o NABPC ’25 (N. American B Pottery Contest) winner
display.
- Nakayama Senzan POT TALK
o with PAINTING DEMONSTRATION!
- EBPC Stand.
o hosting 5 exciting European Potters.
Thank you for supporting the EBPC and great European Bonsai Pottery & Display.
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Honouring Artistic Mastery and Innovation in Bonsai Ceramics.
With the significance of bonsai ceramics witnessing an ongoing surge in the West, the 13th of September 2025 saw the birth of the first International North American Bonsai Pottery Contest (NABPC) in Rochester, New York.
The NABPC was a celebration of the art, and the ceramics displayed are truly something to behold. It has been a pleasure to witness such commitment and dedication to the art, by both the extraordinary artists, and by the facilitators of the event.
The NABPC was a celebration of the art, and the ceramics displayed are truly something to behold. It has been a pleasure to witness such commitment and dedication to the art, by both the extraordinary artists, and by the facilitators of the event.
 | Organised by Angelica Ramirez of Discover Potters and hosted by the American Bonsai Society (ABS) as part of their Learning Seminars, this premiere juried exhibition brought together the finest ceramicists from across the North America, each eager to showcase their creativity, technical prowess, and reverence for the art of bonsai ceramics. Throughout this article, please use the underlined links, for more images and information on the Discover Potters website. |
| The EBPC is proud to sponsor this prestigious event, and support our bonsai friends across the water. The event is a celebration of traditional and innovative bonsai pottery, and aims to record and further fuel the increasing desire for quality artisanal ceramics. |  |
Included in the display were ceramics by two ‘Honorary’ EBPC members.
Roy Minarai created an exciting display in the honorary display category, and Anthony Smith of Willow Bonsai was awarded 1st place in the ‘contemporary glazed’ category, as seen below.
Roy Minarai created an exciting display in the honorary display category, and Anthony Smith of Willow Bonsai was awarded 1st place in the ‘contemporary glazed’ category, as seen below.
Winner: Contemporary Glazed Category. Willow Bonsai (EBPC Member Artist)
A showcase of Contemporary & Traditional categories
Artists from across America and Canada produced very impressive entries for the following categories:
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In addition to the sensational pot contest, visitors were treated to the non-competitive ‘honorary exhibits’ from a selection of celebrated ceramicists, including: Gayle Fiato, Roy Minarai, April Grigsby, Sara Rayner, and by French artist, The Ghost Potter.
The cure for boredom. Roy Minarai (EBPC artist member). Wood Fired in Anagama Kiln
Bonsai has a habit of creating lifelong friendships and strong bonds are often formed within the bonsai community, so when the community loses cherished friends and artists, it is always strongly felt by many.
Tribute displays were also created to honour and remember three such friends; Nick Lenz, Pauline Muth, and the U.K.’s Andrew Pearson of Stone Monkey Ceramics.
 The last Alhambra Foutain 2024, Spain Edition. From the last Triskele collaboration with Andrew Pearson. Created by Andrew Pearson and Nick Hopes. |  In Memoriam. ANDREW PEARSON - Stone Monkey Ceramics - United Kingdom 1968-2024 |
A testimony of distinction.
Judging a contest with such a varied and impressive selection of entries is no easy task. Being both functional items, and pieces of art in their own right, the ceramic entries displayed high levels of technical ability, combined with a deep appreciation of both bonsai and the ceramics they require. A spectacular display of workmanship, creativity and utility.
Bonsai as an artform is ever evolving, and whilst understanding and respecting the traditions that underlie bonsai is important, innovation and progression of bonsai ceramics is also to be encouraged and celebrated.
The display encompassed a diverse range of artistic styles, forms and finishes, which was exciting to see, as it reflects the diverse range of bonsai trees and styles we cultivate and enjoy. Majestic and elegant traditional forms, expressive glazes, and some highly creative modern designs and interpretations. I would encourage anyone to spend a little time viewing all of the entries, through the links above.
The display encompassed a diverse range of artistic styles, forms and finishes, which was exciting to see, as it reflects the diverse range of bonsai trees and styles we cultivate and enjoy. Majestic and elegant traditional forms, expressive glazes, and some highly creative modern designs and interpretations. I would encourage anyone to spend a little time viewing all of the entries, through the links above.
'Flower Pattern' by Stacy Allen Muse
Meet the Winners
After careful deliberation by a panel of esteemed judges, the winners were announced to much anticipation. Winning pots were lauded for their originality, craftsmanship, and functionality as a bonsai container.
First Place
Second Place
Third Place
- Antony Smith (Contemporary Glazed)
- Doug Trythall (Contemporary Unglazed)
- Nao Tokutake (Traditional Glazed)
- Nao Tokutake (Unglazed)
Second Place
- Stacy Allen Muse (Contemporary Glazed)
- Denise Soultanian (Contemporary Unglazed)
- Mary J. Lai (Wife of Nao Tokutake, Traditional Glazed)
- Mary J. Lai (Wife of Nao Tokutake, Traditional Unglazed)
Third Place
 Nao Tokutake. Winner: Traditional Glazed. |  Doug Trythall. Winner: Contemporary Unglazed. |  Nao Tokutake. Winner: Traditional Unglazed. |
 | The Trophies The 2025 NABPC Trophies were created by a talented group of North American artists who have recently come together to form Third Wheel Potters. Third Wheel Potters comprises three talented artists and friends: Eli Akins, Robert Wallace and Preston Tolbert. You can read more here: |
Sharing in a mutual passion
The ABS Exhibition and the NABPC contest take place every two years, with the next edition in 2027. If you can't wait until then for more great bonsai pottery, don't miss the Trophy's European Bonsai Pottery Contest 28th March - 1st March 2026.
We are delighted to announce that some of the winning pots from this NABPC will also be displayed at The European Bonsai Pottery Contest at The Trophy, in Belgium, as honorary exhibits for all to appreciate and enjoy. The winning pots from The Trophy’s EBPC pottery contest will also have the opportunity to be displayed at the NABPC in New York.
This collaboration between the NABPC and the EBPC & The Trophy reflects the friendship and support often found in bonsai, and we are confident it will inspire potters and further strengthen the bonds between our two communities.
We are delighted to announce that some of the winning pots from this NABPC will also be displayed at The European Bonsai Pottery Contest at The Trophy, in Belgium, as honorary exhibits for all to appreciate and enjoy. The winning pots from The Trophy’s EBPC pottery contest will also have the opportunity to be displayed at the NABPC in New York.
This collaboration between the NABPC and the EBPC & The Trophy reflects the friendship and support often found in bonsai, and we are confident it will inspire potters and further strengthen the bonds between our two communities.
Oribe oval - by Sara Rayner.
Congratulations!
to all of the potters that contributed to this inspirational contest. Being selected to display at such an event is an admirable achievement and each artist deserves our thanks and admiration.
A warm welcome to Eddie Curtis - to the EBPC community of acclaimed bonsai ceramists!
| Please join us in welcoming the highly acclaimed Studio Pottery ceramist, Eddie Curtis of the UK to the EBPC. An exciting and momentous occasion for bonsai and its ceramics. Eddie brings decades of ceramic passion and expertise to European bonsai, with magnificent forms, glazes and textures as of yet unseen in quite this way in the bonsai world. Some of which represent the epitome of traditional Japanese ceramic finishes and others unique and originally created by himself. |  |
 | Having long been a keen grower of bonsai, in his professional career, Eddie has passionately strived to recreate landscapes and natural textures through ceramic form and finishes. |
Along with a tree, the pot is an essential part of a bonsai, both functionally and aesthetically. The appropriate choice of pot can be very useful in promoting certain features of a tree, and in suggesting the environment and story behind that bonsai.
Eddie's magnificent and suggestive bonsai ceramics are tactile and highly emotive, offering the bonsai artist a fresh, alternative approach to pot selection for exhibition quality trees.
Eddie's magnificent and suggestive bonsai ceramics are tactile and highly emotive, offering the bonsai artist a fresh, alternative approach to pot selection for exhibition quality trees.
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'Discovered' by our mutual friend, the much loved Andrew Pearson, of Stone Monkey Ceramics, at a prestigious ceramics exhibition, Eddie was persuaded to create a series of pots for use with bonsai, which until then he had only done for his own trees.
A project is also currently underway with Peter Warren, who is creating 2 bonsai through a collaboration of Eddie's work and 2 of his own trees.
A project is also currently underway with Peter Warren, who is creating 2 bonsai through a collaboration of Eddie's work and 2 of his own trees.
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I believe that the 'crossing over' of this celebreated artist from Studio pottery to bonsai ceramics will be beneficial to the ongoing evolution of European bonsai and its ceramics, which will also introduce the world of bonsai to the far greater audience of studio pottery enthusiasts around the world.
| Look out also for the coming article in 'Neue Keramik' magazine - written by Eddie Curtis, in which the EBPC and Peter Warren have also both contributed, that examines this crossover between the field of Studio Ceramics and the more niche field of Bonsai. 'Neue Keramik' is a German magazine focused on ceramics, and especially 'new ceramics' with both printed and online editions. The magazine also has an English version, reflecting the international nature and popularity of the ceramic field. |  |
- Read more about Eddie Curtis and his works in his EBPC Potter Profile here!
- And don't miss the exclusive batch of bonsai pots by this famous artist in the EBPC Online-Store here.
.... In-Store 1st August (Friday) at 18.00 GMT!
Thank you for supporting the EBPC and our cherished bonsai potters and furniture makers of Europe.
Available In-Store: | Thursday 14th. 18.00 (G.M.T.) |
| A pioneer of bonsai pottery in Europe, the works of Ian Baillie of Scotland truly delight with their magnificence of form and exquisite finishes. |  |
The product of passion and dedication over decades, Ian's inspirational designs focus on distinguished forms and glazes that he has developed to best enhance a tree's splendour.
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As far as the EBPC is concerned, Ian Baillie is a master of European bonsai pottery, and it is our pleasure and honour to make his work available to you.
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Click to read more about Ian Baillie in his EBPC Potter Profile.
A limited batch of just 18 high-quality pots by Ian Baillie of Scotland will be available on Thursday 14th at 18.00 (G.M.T) in the EBPC Shop !
Thank you for supporting the EBPC & great European bonsai artisans.
A limited batch of just 18 high-quality pots by Ian Baillie of Scotland will be available on Thursday 14th at 18.00 (G.M.T) in the EBPC Shop !
Thank you for supporting the EBPC & great European bonsai artisans.
……After many years of an ‘open invite’, we are delighted to announce that the well-known & much-loved French artist ‘Greg-Ceramics’ of France is now officially a member of the EBPC family.
Please JOIN US in WELCOMING Greg to the EBPC, your comments are interactions are much appreciated and help spread the word!
Please JOIN US in WELCOMING Greg to the EBPC, your comments are interactions are much appreciated and help spread the word!
 | EBPC Membership selection must, by it’s nature, be discerning and selective - for the EBPC logo to remain the mark of quality that people can rely on, within this vast sea of pots and potters. |
With artists as celebrated as Greg however, it is easy and a pleasure!! This highly acclaimed artist was eligible to join from the beginning.
Greg has been enabling and inspiring the bonsai community for well over a decade with his distinguished and often intricate creations, and the EBPC are honoured to recommend highly Greg’s wonderful artisan bonsai ceramics.
WELCOME GREG to the EBPC !!
Greg has created a wonderful collection of pots for EBPC customers, which we are very proud to release this Sunday at the UK’s premiere bonsai show – Bonsai Expo UK!
.. A taster for you.
.. A taster for you.
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These bespoke artisanal pots are EBPC stamped and made to exacting standards, in Greg’s unmistakable and distinctive style. A special batch of pots! 3 of these were the pots Greg displayed at this year's 'Bonsai Trophy Exhibition' and will forever be recorded in the Trophy annual book. Great forms and exceptional organic glazed finishes, where muted tones meet blossoming crystal formations.
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We thank you for supporting the EBPC, and great artists like Greg Ceramics.
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Please join us in offering a warm welcome to new EBPC member Nick Hopes of Maidenhair Ceramics, Spain!!
A bonsai enthusiast of 3 decades, in just the past 2 years Nick has been wowing the bonsai community with his bonsai pots and has certainly proven himself as a more than capable artist. Nick’s magnificent designs, attention to detail and glazes have captivated many and his works are already used by a few great artists!
A bonsai enthusiast of 3 decades, in just the past 2 years Nick has been wowing the bonsai community with his bonsai pots and has certainly proven himself as a more than capable artist. Nick’s magnificent designs, attention to detail and glazes have captivated many and his works are already used by a few great artists!
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Nick will be joining us at UKBA EXPOBONSAI 2024 this coming Sunday (14th April ), and has brought just a few EBPC stamped gems along for some lucky customers!
EBPC Stamped Dragon-scale carved pots in a luxurious glaze by Maidenhair Ceramics, Spain.
Welcome Nick to the EBPC family!
#Europeanbonsaipottercollective #maidenhairceramics #ebpcstampedpots #ebpcpots #bonsaiexpouk #BonsaiExpo #ebpcmember
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Exclusive limited edition dual-stamped range of just 3 suiban released.If you are a fan of suiseki, or high-quality ceramics, you will be as excited as we are, to welcome Suiseki and Suiban specialists, Nadja & Sandro Tschudin of Switzerland – aka ‘Kawasemi Studios’ to the EBPC Family. |  |
PLEASE give a WARM EBPC WELCOME to our new Members – the truly lovely and extremely talented couple; Nadja & Sandro Tschudin of Switzerland - aka Kawasemi Studios!
The EBPC are thrilled to be working with Nadja & Sandro, and to be able to bring their expertise and wealth of knowledge to you!
The EBPC are thrilled to be working with Nadja & Sandro, and to be able to bring their expertise and wealth of knowledge to you!
| Nadja is a ceramist specialising in Suiban. Her refined works are of a superior quality, with classical designs that complement the subtle nuances of Suiban display. Nadja's Suiban are used by Suiseki collectors around Europe. |  |
 | Sandro is an experienced and talented Daiza carver and has been a Suiseki enthusiast for over 20 years. Over the past decade, Sandro has carved many Daiza for customers around the world, with highly refined finishes and outstanding unique designs |
| To mark the occasion, Nadja has created an exclusive limited-edition dual-stamped range of just 3 suiban and an inclusive set for the EBPC! |  |  |
 | We strongly suggest you check these out and educate yourself on these wonderful works of art. Available in the EBPC Online store Saturday 11th November 2023! N.B. These Suiban are being sold by EBPC DIRECT - so will be sent to you directly from the artist (in Switzerland). |  |
... As a bonsai related artform, Suiseki has long been displayed at high level bonsai exhibitions, both as an accent with a tree, as well as on their own. Thanks to their high power of suggestion, such stones reflect the essence of landscapes, people, animals and other objects.
Through the art of suiseki, Kawasemi Studios help us to experience the entire universe and cultivate a mindful approach to ourselves and others.
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'Our aim is to provide everything you need for Suiseki: stones, the wooden bases, Suiban, matching scrolls and also education and knowledge. Like this we want to share our love for stones and fine arts as well as raise people's awareness of how to combine elements in displays'.
 | Kawasemi Studios was born from a passion for Suiseki, nature and ceramics. The creators, Swiss couple Nadja and Sandro Tschudin, live by Lake Lucerne amid the snow-capped Swiss Alps, an idyllic location for Suiseki - both stone appreciation and Tanseki (stone searching trips). |
Kawasemi add an exciting new dimension to the EBPC.
We are delighted to welcome Nadja & Sandro into the EBPC family and look forward to learning more about the world of Suiseki and Kawasemi Studios.
You can view Kawasemi's POTTER PROFILE & GALLERY of WORKS here!
Thank you for supporting the EBPC and great European Bonsai Potters.
Your support enables us to bring you more ..
More Info, more Choice & more Value!
Your support enables us to bring you more ..
More Info, more Choice & more Value!
These wonderful pots, handmade in France, have some beautiful unglazed finishes and excellent glazes including; Okinawa, Mursakino, Lichen, Translucent Crackle Green.
Check them out in-store NOW! - https://europeanbonsaipottercollective.ecwid.com/EBPC...
Check them out in-store NOW! - https://europeanbonsaipottercollective.ecwid.com/EBPC...
 | The square cascade will remain in the EBPC collection, an excellent Okinawa glaze, similar in design to Sabine’s superb entry to the The Trophy by Bonsai Association Belgium EBPC Pot Display (posts on the pot display coming soon! |
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