Tokoname Bonsai Pots

SHIBAKATSU

SHIBAKATSU

( Katsuichi Shibata )
SHIBAKATSU EN / Founder / Founded in 1973

Listen to the words of bonsai masters and enthusiasts and complete the role of pots



He really loves pottery and has a career in a different background with entrepreneurship in his 20s. The artistic nature of the pots is also important, but the role of pots is to grow “trees” first.
It is important to think about the good balance of drainage and the balance of trees and pots, which is easy to grow trees in and demonstrates that this point is most important for pottery production.
In making works, it performs extensively from unglazed pots to glazed pots, boasts a wide variety of color / type variations centered on Shohin Bonsai Pots.
Because it is making pots considering not only the molding technology but also the functional aspect, growth of trees, it has earned high praise from bonsai garden and enthusiasts.

Shibakatsu 01
Shibakatsu 02
Shibakatsu made
Shibakatsu made

Mr. Shibakatsu started his own business and entered the world of ceramics more than 40 years ago and says that every time he opens the kiln and the results are as intended, he is always surprised. He always remembers his beginnings and hopes that his pots are used widely from beginners of bonsai to professionals as well.

Shibakatsu's challenge

Mr. Shibakatsu says he will continue to make pots that take into account the growth of planting trees, and at the same time, try to make pots that feel soft while maintaining sharpness.

made by Shibakatsu 01
mmade by Shibakatsu 02

A pot that can be used widely by bonsai practitioners of all levels and for use with all types of plants.

■ Craftsman & Artist List
 > REIHO (Katsushi Kataoka)
 > SHUUHOU (Hidemi Kataoka)
 > KAKUZAN (Kakuyuki Watanabe)
 > KOHO (Koji Watanabe)
 > IKKO (Kazuhiro Watanabe)
 > SHIBAKATSU (Katsuichi Shibata)
 > YAMAFUSA (Takehiko Koie)
 > YAMAAKI (KATAOKA AKIJI SEITOSHO)