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China Mist Bonsai Pottery - England
By Steve Kitchman
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Steve Kitchman
China Mist started about 30 years ago, and have produced aver 6000 quality pots in that time. Each pot is numbered and recorded for authenticity.
Steve Kitchman trained with, and succeeded the kiln from the creator of China Mist, and in 2013, the company relocated to its current site in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
Steve continues the tradition of making bonsai pots, by hand, to serve the bonsai community with a superb range of good value, stylish pots to suit all shapes and sizes of tree; excelling in handmade pots; round, oval, cascade and slabs.
His kiln is larger than most, and can handle pots at well over 2ft in length.
Contact: Steve Kitchman
E-mail: steve@chinamist.co.uk
Website: www.chinamist.co.uk/
Commissions can be requested through us here.
China Mist started about 30 years ago, and have produced aver 6000 quality pots in that time. Each pot is numbered and recorded for authenticity.
Steve Kitchman trained with, and succeeded the kiln from the creator of China Mist, and in 2013, the company relocated to its current site in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
Steve continues the tradition of making bonsai pots, by hand, to serve the bonsai community with a superb range of good value, stylish pots to suit all shapes and sizes of tree; excelling in handmade pots; round, oval, cascade and slabs.
His kiln is larger than most, and can handle pots at well over 2ft in length.
Contact: Steve Kitchman
E-mail: steve@chinamist.co.uk
Website: www.chinamist.co.uk/
Commissions can be requested through us here.
Potter Showcase
China Mist
Some examples of past works from China Mist
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China Mist are member potters and their works will regularly be available for sale in the EBPC Shop
China Mist are member potters and their works will regularly be available for sale in the EBPC Shop
