Japanese Bonsai Pots — Handmade Tokoname & Hagi Pots

Our collection of Japanese bonsai pots features individually selected pieces from traditional pottery centers including Tokoname and Hagi.

The collection focuses mainly on small pots suitable for shohin and mame bonsai, kusamono (potted grasses and seasonal plants), and other small plantings. Many are handmade by established Japanese potters and kilns, including Koyo Toen in Tokoname and Yamane Seigan in Hagi.

Each pot is selected for the character of its clay, glaze, form and craftsmanship. All available items are stocked in Japan and can be shipped worldwide.

Available Japanese Bonsai Pots

Aohagi blue Hagi bonsai pot number 2 by Yamane Seigan

Aohagi (Blue Hagi) Bonsai Pot #2 — Yamane Seigan

Aohagi blue Hagi bonsai pot number 3 by Yamane Seigan

Aohagi (Blue Hagi) Bonsai Pot #3 — Yamane Seigan

Aohagi blue Hagi bonsai pot number 5 by Yamane Seigan

Aohagi (Blue Hagi) Bonsai Pot #5 — Yamane Seigan

Aohagi blue Hagi bonsai plate by Yamane Seigan

Aohagi (Blue Hagi) Bonsai Plate — Yamane Seigan

Oribe glazed rectangular shohin bonsai pot number 6 by Koyo Toen, Tokoname

Oribe Glazed Rectangular Shohin Bonsai Pot #6 — Koyo Toen

Shidei rimmed rectangular shohin bonsai pot number 7 by Koyo Toen, Tokoname

Shidei Rimmed Rectangular Shohin Bonsai Pot #7 — Koyo Toen

Mokkou shaped Tokoname bonsai pot number 8 by Seizan Toen

Mokkou-Shaped Tokoname Bonsai Pot #8 — Seizan Toen

Mokkou shaped Tokoname bonsai pot number 10 by Koyo Toen

Mokkou-Shaped Tokoname Bonsai Pot #10 — Koyo Toen

Yellow koban shaped Tokoname bonsai pot number 11 by Koyo Toen

Yellow Koban-Shaped Tokoname Bonsai Pot #11 — Koyo Toen

Chadei brown hobnail round Tokoname bonsai pot number 12 by Koyo Toen

Chadei Brown Hobnail Round Bonsai Pot #12 — Koyo Toen

Oribe glazed round Tokoname bonsai pot number 14 by Koyo Toen

Oribe Glazed Round Tokoname Bonsai Pot #14 — Koyo Toen

Handmade Tokoname bonsai plates by Koyo Toen

Handmade Tokoname Bonsai Plates — Koyo Toen

Sold Bonsai Pots — Archive

These pieces have been sold, but their pages remain available as a reference to the work of the potters and kilns.

Sold Aohagi blue Hagi bonsai pot number 1 by Yamane Seigan

Aohagi (Blue Hagi) Bonsai Pot #1 — Yamane Seigan SOLD

Sold Oribe glazed round Tokoname bonsai pot number 9 by Koyo Toen

Oribe Glazed Round Tokoname Bonsai Pot #9 — Koyo Toen SOLD

Nanban style small Tokoname bonsai pot number 15 by Koyo Toen

Nanban-Style Small Tokoname Bonsai Pot #15 — Koyo Toen SOLD