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The Outlet

Everyone loves a bargain, and at Bonsai Outlet we have a variety of special items that are either slightly flawed, the last item in its category, or perhaps simply an item we have decided not to restock in favor of something else.

All of these items are ready to be shipped straight to you at a discounted price! It is important to note that within this clearance area: All sales are final and there are no refunds available.

While we make every effort to accurately describe each item, be sure to ask us any questions you may have regarding these items prior to purchase to ensure your satisfaction. We want you to be happy with your purchases and are sure that this clearance section offers a unique opportunity to come away with wonderful items for a fraction of the original price! Happy shopping!

  • A detailed side-profile shot of a traditional Yixing clay teapot, exhibiting a warm, matte orange-brown hue. The teapot features a unique, organic shape reminiscent of a fruit or a bird, with a spout that flows seamlessly and gracefully from its body. The lid is a contrasting matte charcoal color, topped with a small, bud-like knob in the same orange-brown clay as the main body.

The handle is crafted from a darker reddish-brown clay and is textured to resemble a natural, gnarled branch, adding to the artisanal and rustic feel of the piece. Subtle decorative elements enhance its design, including a small, raised reddish-brown bat-like motif near the spout and dark, textured leaf-like appliques that curve around the body near the handle. The teapot rests on a rustic, light-colored wooden surface with a visible grain, set against a plain, neutral-toned background, which highlights its fine craftsmanship, earthy texture, and elegant form.

    Handmade Yixing Tea Pot (No. 2)

    Handmade Yixing Tea Pot Yixing (pronounced yeeshing) Tea Pots come from the Yixing region of China, located about 120 miles northwest of Shanghai in the Jiangsu province. Yixing teapots have been renowned since the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) when the...

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  • A detailed photograph of a handmade Yixing teapot, showcasing traditional Chinese purple clay (zisha) craftsmanship. This squat, dark brown teapot features a sharp angular body and is decorated with light orange floral patterns on its shoulder. The lid is uniquely accented with a small, meticulously sculpted frog figurine acting as a knob. With a short spout and a sturdy C-shaped handle, the teapot sits elegantly on a rustic wooden base, representing the aesthetic of a classic tea ceremony accessory.

    Handmade Yixing Tea Pot (No. 1)

    Handmade Yixing Tea Pot Yixing (pronounced yeeshing) Tea Pots come from the Yixing region of China, located about 120 miles northwest of Shanghai in the Jiangsu province. Yixing teapots have been renowned since the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) when the...

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  • An eye-level studio photograph of a 4-inch unglazed Yixing bonsai pot resting on a light-colored wooden surface. The pot is made from a rich, reddish-brown terracotta-colored clay with a matte, unglazed finish characteristic of traditional Yixing pottery. 

Its design is shallow and rounded, featuring subtle vertical ridges that create a lobed or scalloped effect around the exterior, giving it a flower-like silhouette. The rim of the pot is slightly flared, while the body tapers down to a set of small, decorative carved feet that elevate the container. The pot sits centrally on a thick, natural wood block with a visible grain, all set against a clean, neutral white background. This small ceramic container is specifically designed for miniature bonsai trees, providing the breathability and drainage needed for healthy root development.

    4" Unglazed Yixing Pot (No. 857)

    4" Unglazed Yixing Pot From the “YiXing” area of China 's Jiangsu Province , widely considered the pottery capital of the China , these pots are simple, elegant, and shaped by hand. In fact, you'll find the craftsman's mark on the bottom of...

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Contrary to popular belief, Bonsai Gardening isn’t difficult. Some trees are more less difficult than others, but there’s nothing to be intimated by.

We usually respond to this by telling people that it is possible to kill anything, but given that, here are a few helpful facts: If you are just starting out and planning on keeping your bonsai inside most of the time you need a tropical tree. A succulent, like Mini Jade is good to start with. Other good varieties include Arboricola, Brazilian Rain Tree and Chinese elm.

Unfortunately it is impossible to list the symptoms of either in a concise manner.

Very generally speaking, if the roots collapse from lack of water you are likely to see a ‘freeze dried’ look to the leaves or needles. This will happen quite soon after the roots get too dry. Usually within a day or matter of a few days.

Over watering usually takes longer and results in a slower decline but both should be avoided.

Trust your instincts and review your habits, and remember, trees are trees and will grow leaves and drop leaves ( or needles) naturally, so some seasonal dropping of foliage is normal.

No, you will need to transplant it. Usually every one to three years is the norm.

We usually respond to this by telling people that it is possible to kill anything, but given that, here are a few helpful facts: If you are just starting out and planning on keeping your bonsai inside most of the time you need a tropical tree. A succulent, like Mini Jade is good to start with. Other good varieties include Arboricola, Brazilian Rain Tree and Chinese elm.

What to Expect
Upon Arrival

  • Foliage Expectationt

    Some bonsai species (like Chinese Elm) may shed leaves during transit – this is normal and healthy.

  • Tree Care Upon Arrival

    Water your bonsai upon arrival and place it in a bright spot to help it acclimate.

  • Safe Packaging Process

    Your tree is packaged securely with protective materials to prevent damage during transit.

  • Potential Transit Stress

    Some bonsai may experience slight stress during transit; rest assured they will recover with proper care.