9" (23 cm) Unique Abstract Handmade Glazed Bonsai Pot in Organic Form

Marsoni

M251S

$49.90

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9" (23 cm) Unique Abstract Handmade Glazed Bonsai Pot in Organic FormThis handmade glazed bonsai pot embraces an abstract, rock like form that brings a touch of artistry and natural drama to your display. The organic flow of the pot mimics natural landscapes, making it especially suited for accent plants or artistic displays that emphasize natures irregular beauty. The rich green glaze highlights the contours of the pot, giving depth and contrast that pairs beautifully with foliage, moss, and stones. Both decorative

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006