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Glazed Bonsai Pots

If you are looking for Ceramic Bonsai pots glazed in beautiful colors and shades that will compliment your Bonsai’s unique beauty with perfection, consider the search over.

We have an abundant selection of beautiful pots for Bonsai in an assortment of styles that are sure to please. Our affordable prices and array of colors makes us confident that for anyone looking for Bonsai pots, Bonsai Outlet is the place to be!

  • An 8-inch blue square Yixing bonsai pot is showcased against a dark, textured background. The ceramic vessel features a vibrant, deep cobalt blue glaze covering its flared rim, frame, and tapered body. In the center of the front face is a recessed white rectangular panel decorated with traditional hand-painted black ink Chinese calligraphy in a fluid, cursive style. Small red ink seals flank the script, adding a touch of classic detail. The pot rests on four small, integrated feet, giving it a stable and elevated profile. This handcrafted Yixing pot combines elegant ceramic artistry with functional design, making it a striking choice for displaying a bonsai tree.

    8" Blue Square Painted Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 2358a)

    8-Inch Painted Yixing Bonsai 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...

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  • A studio photograph of a six-sided, hexagonal Yixing glazed bonsai pot from Bonsai Outlet. The pot is finished in a rustic, matte reactive glaze featuring a speckled dusty-blue and sage green body with warm, orange-brown highlights accentuating the edges and recessed areas. Each of the six side panels contains a decorative, octagonal-shaped inset frame with notched corners. The pot has a sturdy, slightly flared top rim and sits on six short, integral feet that follow the hexagonal shape of the base. This 6-inch pot is displayed on a dark wooden surface against a neutral dark grey background, emphasizing its earthy tones and handcrafted texture.

    6" Hexagon Yixing Glazed Pot (No. 1131a)

    6-Inch Yixing Glazed 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...

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  • A side-profile studio photograph of a rectangular, unglazed Yixing bonsai pot, model No. 1845B, measuring 10.5 inches. The pot is crafted from a matte, earthy-toned grayish-brown clay with a smooth, minimalist finish. Its design features a wide, flat top rim that flares slightly outward. A prominent raised horizontal panel runs along the center of the pot's long side, providing a subtle architectural detail. The pot sits on low-profile, integrated corner feet, creating a shallow, arched recessed space underneath the middle for drainage and airflow. The pot is centered on a dark, scratched wooden-textured tabletop against a solid dark gray background, emphasizing its clean lines and traditional aesthetic.

    10 1/2" Unglazed Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1845b)

    10 1/2-Inch Yixing Bonsai 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...

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  • An elegant, shallow, oval-shaped Yixing bonsai pot is showcased in a side-angle photograph. The ceramic planter features a glossy, sea-foam green glaze with a soft, reflective finish and subtle crazing. It has a classic double-lipped rim and a lobed silhouette, resting on four small, decorative cloud-style feet. The interior of the pot remains unglazed, revealing the natural, light yellowish-tan color of the clay. This high-quality bonsai pot is positioned on a weathered, live-edge wooden board that sits against a dark, textured background. The lighting highlights the smooth curves and polished surface of the glazed ceramic, making it an ideal choice for displaying a mature bonsai tree or a collection of succulents.

    12-inch Glazed Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1862g)

    12" Yixing Bonsai 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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  • A horizontal, eye-level photograph shows a shallow, rectangular bonsai pot made from unglazed Yixing clay. The pot features a deep charcoal gray or brownish-black hue with a smooth, matte finish that highlights its clean lines. Its design includes a slightly flared rim and sides that taper inward toward the base. Along the bottom edge, thick, integrated feet elevate the pot, creating a wide, shallow arch underneath to facilitate drainage and air circulation for a bonsai tree's roots. The pot is centered in the frame, sitting on a dark, textured wooden surface with visible grain and wear, set against a plain, dark gray background that provides a neutral and focused setting.

    11" Unglazed Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1845a)

    11-Inch Yixing Bonsai 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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  • A profile view of a 12-inch glazed oval Yixing bonsai pot resting on a dark, wood-grain surface against a plain, dark gray background. The pot features a rich, dark glaze with a metallic, iridescent quality that reflects tones of deep blue, charcoal, and mottled patches of gold and bronze. Its low-profile, oval form has smooth, rounded edges and a level rim. The vessel is elevated on four small, unglazed rectangular feet in a light tan clay, which provides a natural contrast to the dark, glossy body of the ceramic. The lighting catches the reflective surface of the pot, highlighting its handcrafted texture and the depth of its glaze.

    12-Inch Glazed Oval Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 2532d)

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

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  • A side-profile view of a 5-inch green glazed square Yixing bonsai pot, model number 1841a. The pot is finished in a serene, pale seafoam green glaze with a subtle speckled texture and warm, brownish-tan accents along the rim, edges, and recessed rectangular side panel. Its design features a wide, flared top rim that tapers gracefully down to a footed base with elegant, curved feet. The pot is positioned on a dark, textured surface against a plain black backdrop, highlighting its architectural shape and smooth ceramic finish, making it a classic choice for showcasing a small bonsai tree.

    5" Green Glazed Square Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1841a)

    5" Yixing Bonsai 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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  • A close-up photograph displays a 9-inch glazed round red Yixing bonsai pot, item number 1092. The pot features a decorative scalloped or lobed rim and small, ornate feet that elevate it slightly. Its most striking feature is a vibrant gradient glaze that transitions from a deep, glossy cherry red at the top rim to a soft pink and creamy off-white toward the base. The interior of the bowl is unglazed or a light beige color, providing a neutral backdrop for a future plant. The pot is positioned on a dark, textured wooden surface against a solid black background, making the rich red color and elegant curves of the ceramic piece stand out.

    9" Glazed Round Red Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1092)

    9" Glazed Round Red 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...

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  • A professional product shot of a 9-inch glazed oval Yixing bonsai pot (No. 2329A). The pot has a sophisticated oval shape with walls that flare slightly outwards from a recessed base towards a thin, distinct rim. It is finished in a light teal or grayish-blue glaze that features a delicate, fine crackle pattern across its surface. A darker, deeper cobalt blue glaze accents the bottom edge of the pot, creating a beautiful gradient effect. The top edge of the rim and the four small, blocky feet at the base are left unglazed, showing the natural, warm, earthy-brown color of the Yixing clay. The pot is positioned on a dark, subtly textured black surface, with its glossy finish reflecting the light against a solid black backdrop. This classic, handcrafted ceramic vessel is designed to complement various bonsai styles with its elegant form and rich color palette.

    9-Inch Glazed Oval Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 2329a)

    9" Yixing Bonsai Planter 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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  • A side view of a 7-inch rectangular glazed Yixing bonsai pot in a soft celadon green. The pot features a prominent, slightly overhanging top rim and a body that gently tapers toward the base. It stands on four decorative, cloud-style scroll feet that have a slightly weathered appearance with touches of exposed clay. The smooth, light green glaze is uniform with subtle, fine dark speckling characteristic of high-quality ceramic. The pot sits on a dark, wood-grain surface against a plain, dark gray fabric backdrop, emphasizing its traditional aesthetic and elegant proportions.

    7-Inch Glazed Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 2325c)

    7" Yixing Bonsai Planter 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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  • A vibrant 6-inch green glazed Yixing bonsai pot with a distinctive crackle finish, photographed on a dark wooden surface. The shallow, oval-shaped ceramic pot features an emerald green glaze with an intricate network of fine-line crackles across its entire exterior. Its design includes a prominent, rounded rim and a recessed horizontal band that circles the middle, adding architectural depth to its profile. The pot is supported by small, subtly molded feet that elevate it slightly. The high-gloss glaze catches soft light, creating subtle highlights that contrast against the dark, grainy wood of the table and the neutral, dark gray background. This traditional Yixing-style bonsai container is crafted for both aesthetic elegance and functional durability.

    6" Green Glazed Yixing Bonsai Pot (No. 1921b)

    6" Yixing Bonsai 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.

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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.

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    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.

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