Koho Rectangle
美濃- Line
- Kōhō · 光峰
- Finish
- Unglazed · 泥物
- Width
- 13.7 cm · shohin
Authentic Japanese Bonsai Pots · 本物の盆栽鉢
Each pot is chosen by hand from Japan’s kilns — for collectors who know the vessel is half the art. 器は、木の半分である。
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From our eBay storefront, 3 October 2026
一Our Philosophy
八雲 — yakumo, “eight clouds” — opens an ancient verse long held to be Japan’s first waka, sung in the old province of Izumo. Our founder lived and studied agriculture there; it was Izumo that taught us to read the bond between tree, soil, and the vessel that holds them.
Today we work from Tokyo, sourcing pots from kilns across Japan — the iron clays of Tokoname, the painted enamels of Kutani — and choosing only vessels worthy of a fine tree. We are not of Izumo, yet its spirit stays in our name: a pot is the ground and sky a tree lives within, the quiet cloud that lifts it. We seek pieces meant to be inherited, and carry them to collectors worldwide.
Read what we look forA pot earns its place by what it leaves empty. We choose proportion that gives the tree room to breathe.
Function is the truest ornament. Drainage, foot, and lip are judged as closely as colour and form.
Each listing describes the individual pot shown. Some are one-off handwork; others come from moulded or repeated lines, and we say which when known.
二The Collection
写真・寸法は掲載中の一鉢についてのものです。 The photographs and dimensions refer to the individual pot shown.
三The Craft
The body may be unglazed clay, stoneware, porcelain or another ceramic body. Colour alone does not establish the material, kiln or age.
We look at proportion, rim, feet and drainage. Pots may be thrown, slab-built, hand-built or moulded; the method is stated only when it is known.
We describe the surface and glaze visible on the individual pot, and name the firing method only when it is documented.
We look for marks and provenance where they are present, and state age only where the evidence supports it.
“We do not decorate the tree. We give it a place to stand for a hundred years.”
YAKUMO JAPAN · The Collector’s Creed · 八雲
四Journal
Short daily notes on how to look at a bonsai pot — its form, its glaze or bare clay, and the mark on its foot.
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Each eBay listing provides photographs and dimensions for the individual pot, with tracked international shipping terms shown for the destination.