Thank you Sandi. The initial difficulties come from learning a new thing, our brain and bodies have to rewire. After many repetitions, everything is easy
Hello Tania, yes they are shallow bc the bonsai technique means controling the root mass to keep the tree miniature. The general rule for depth is that the depth of the pot is a diamater of the trunk, just above the soil level, however it also depends on the stage of tree's development. In the case of my black pot for thuja tree, I'm still developing the tree and want to thicken the trunk, so I'm making pot a bit bigger to have more rooms for roots. Eventually these roots will be pruned and the tree will go to the shallower pot. Does that make sense?
@@taniagoldbergpottery9953 maybe you'll give it a try? They are fun to make. With your unique decorations I bet you could make awesome pots, I saw your channel, so much talent!
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Very nice presentation. Taking the process all the way through the glaze fire is ideal. Thank you from California
I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching
Lovely pots and amazing glaze finishes.
Thank you Margaret, I'm glad you enjoyed watching them
So nice to see how they were made and they turned out awesome!!
Thank you Nigel, it was fun making such a long term project
Oh no! I missed the premiere!
Luckily I caught up with the upload: snazzy video, informative content, and beautiful pot! Thanks for sharing!
thank you Stefano, glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful and a nice variety of styles; I'm especially in love with the speckled clay and glaze combination!
Thank you Donya, the speckled clay is interesting to work with, I wonder what trees will go into them
They all look so creative and beautiful. Thank you Izabela for showing the process.
You're welcome, thank you for watching
Amazing. You make it look so easy. Beautiful pots.
Thank you Tom, it was a fun project. I'm enjoying sharing my work through video and having fun with it
I love love love those circular pots with the rectangular stamped feet!!! You do such beautiful work, Izabela!
Thank you so much Babr, I'll be making some more in the fall, there's many glaze combos to try
great shots and colors
Thank you, for the final shots with glaze I spent some time exploring pro video and it is much better quality
Great work Izabela! I'm going to check out your Etsy
thank you Thomas
You make it look so easy! And there’s no way it is! All of your pots are really pretty.
Thank you Sandi. The initial difficulties come from learning a new thing, our brain and bodies have to rewire. After many repetitions, everything is easy
Beautiful work and presentation as always!
Thank you for your kind words
I’ll see you at the premiere Izabela!
Thank you Jay, see you then
@@gaeangardensbyizabela I had an emergency work call and missed it. 🥺 Watching now.
@@BlueJayBonsai Friday emergencies are no fun, thank you for watching Jay
Absolutely beautiful, I love your glazing too, thanks for sharing and I did enjoy the whole video✅👍🏼
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the whole video. I'm learning how to film and it's quite an adventure
Beautiful work , you have inspired me to make a round pot 👍
that's so nice to hear, thank you!
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thank you! 😊
Beautiful! Are they always shallow? Is there a typical depth to bonsai ratio?
Hello Tania, yes they are shallow bc the bonsai technique means controling the root mass to keep the tree miniature.
The general rule for depth is that the depth of the pot is a diamater of the trunk, just above the soil level, however it also depends on the stage of tree's development. In the case of my black pot for thuja tree, I'm still developing the tree and want to thicken the trunk, so I'm making pot a bit bigger to have more rooms for roots. Eventually these roots will be pruned and the tree will go to the shallower pot. Does that make sense?
Yes, perfect, thank you so much! I never make these and know nothing about it, so I was curious!
@@taniagoldbergpottery9953 maybe you'll give it a try? They are fun to make. With your unique decorations I bet you could make awesome pots, I saw your channel, so much talent!
@@gaeangardensbyizabela aww, thank you so much! Maybe one day… if I ever catch up with my mug commissions! So, like, when I’m 60 😎😅
@@taniagoldbergpottery9953 haha I hear you, never ending mugs