Handmade artist created freeform concrete
pots and
bonsai slabs for sale
- lightweight and strong
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Mile High Bonsai by artist Linda Paul
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Handmade artist created freeform concrete pots and bonsai slabs for sale - lightweight and strong
 Other side of pot  bottom of pot |
Process: The internal structure of this pot is sculptor's wire that Linda formed into shape by hand. Then pigmented grey concrete was applied by hand. The final finish is a beautiful silver grey color with green highlights. This pot is relatively light for a slab of this size, yet very strong. There is internal wire structure in every part of the pot. The base color of grey/green is throughout the entire slab. So if you were ever to chip it, the color is all the way through.
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  bottom of pot  internal wire sculpture/structure of slab |
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| Process: The internal structure of this pot is sculptor's wire that Linda formed into shape
by hand. Then pigmented dark concrete was applied by hand. The
final finish is a beautiful bronze earth color. This pot is
relatively light for a slab of this size, yet very strong. There is internal wire structure in every part of the pot. The base color of
dark grey is
throughout the entire slab. So if you were ever to chip it, the
dark grey is all the way through. Drilling holes: I have drilled 24 holes. The pot drills very easily, so you can add more holes wherever you want them. Just use a masonry bit and water and always drill from the front/top side. click on video to see this pot being drilled |
  video 360 view of bonsai forest pot for sale  video: drilling holes in pot  bottom of pot |
 internal wire structure  back side of pot  side views  |
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| Process: The internal structure of this pot is sculptor's wire that Linda formed into shape
by hand. Then pigmented concrete was applied by hand. This pot is
relatively light for a slab of this size, yet very strong. There is internal wire structure in every part of the pot. The base color of
dark grey is
throughout the entire slab. Sohat way if you were ever to chip it, the color
in not just in the top layer, but
all the way through. The green is a colorfast natural earth
pigment that is found in Italy. Drilling holes: The pot drills very easily, so you can add more holes wherever you want them. Just use a masonry bit and water. click on video to see this pot being drilled |
  shows pot before holes were drilled  video: 360 view of pot  bottom of pot |
 internal wire structure  back side of pot  video of how to drill holes in these concrete pots - its easly |
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