Dawn Redwood Bonsai 3 Tree Group

Dawn Redwood Bonsai 3 Tree GroupNEW 2026 Stock Release! Dawn Redwood bonsai 3 tree group planting, metasequoia glyptostroboides Tree currently budding well! Repotted 2026 Photographs Taken May June 2026 Tree H 30cm Ceramic: 17cm NANBAN Shallow Dish Nanban Pots: Introduced to Japan in the late 16th century from Southern China and Southeast Asia, Nanban ceramics are celebrated for their rustic, coil built charm and profound artistic heritage. This style embodies the wabi sabi

NEW - 2026 Stock Release!

Dawn Redwood bonsai 3 tree group planting, metasequoia glyptostroboides

Tree currently budding well! 

Repotted 2026

Photographs Taken May/June 2026

Tree - H-30cm

Ceramic: 17cm NANBAN Shallow Dish

Nanban Pots: Introduced to Japan in the late 16th century from Southern China and Southeast Asia, Nanban ceramics are celebrated for their rustic, coil-built charm and profound artistic heritage. This style embodies the wabi-sabi philosophy of embracing imperfection, making these vessels a perfect fit for contemporary interior design and grounded, minimalistic environments. By blending natural textures with a sense of historical weight, Nanban pottery creates a calming atmosphere that bridges ancient tradition with modern aesthetics.

Derwent Valley Clay, we handcraft each of our unique Nanban  ceramic pots using local clay sourced directly from the Derwent Valley. This material is the historic Mercia Mudstone, or "Keuper Marl," a Triassic deposit formed over 200 million years ago whose iconic red-brown hue is derived from oxidised iron minerals. While this resilient mudstone famously earned Derby its reputation as a "brick city," we transform this local raw material into refined, individual works of art, ensuring that every pot possesses its own distinct character, size, and tonal variation.