Thoughtful form meets durable craftsmanship

Willow Bonsai Ceramics Lily Bonsai Pot 7 Inch

Exact details and fit

Sculpted bonsai planter crafted with care

Style
Lily Bonsai Pot
Size
7 in x 7 in x 2.625 in (17.8cm x 17.8cm x 6.7cm)
Profile
Round with Wavy Pattern and Indented Tapered Sides
Material
High‑Fired Ceramic Stoneware
Firing Temperature
2300°F / 1260°C
Drainage Holes
Yes
Wiring / Tie‑Down Holes
Yes
Finish
Reactive Glaze (Variations Expected)
Origin
Handmade in Colorado, USA

What arrives

One Lily Bonsai Pot in Glacier color

Designed for balanced plant presentation

A rounded shape with gentle movement

Use as a planter for bonsai, succulents, cacti, orchids, or specialty plants. Place in indoor or outdoor settings. Secure plants with integrated wiring holes as needed to prevent movement.

Reliable shipping and straightforward returns

Shipping & Returns

Shipping rates and delivery estimates available at checkout. Supplier creates shipping labels within 2 days.

Supplier creates labels within 2 days. Shipping rates and delivery times are quoted at checkout.

Return within 30 days with no label or restocking fees as per supplier policy.

30 day returns allowed without label or restocking fees, according to supplier policy.
Willow Bonsai Ceramics Lily Bonsai Pot 7 Inch in Glacier, showing wavy rounded profile and reactive glaze finish

Quiet rhythm, held in clay

A round, wavy silhouette rests on low feet, glazed in glacier tones that pool and drift like meltwater at dusk.

At the center of the table

The pause a room remembers

Glacier, uniquely fired

Planting a tree or succulent often means compromising between character and function. The Willow Bonsai Ceramics Lily Bonsai Pot brings both: a soft, rounded form with gently indented sides and a reactive Glacier glaze that feels calm and lived‑in. Beneath the poetry, practical details—drainage and tie‑down holes—keep the planting stable and healthy. At 7 inches across, it sits easily on a windowsill, workbench, or patio table without crowding the moment.

Soft strength

Bonsai and small plantings ask for a vessel that doesn’t shout. The Lily shape introduces subtle movement without stealing focus from foliage and trunk. High‑fired stoneware, made in Colorado, carries the season outdoors and in. Each firing yields variations, so the piece that arrives feels singular—quietly yours.

For the keeper of small worlds

Someone who prefers a graceful, low planter that pairs with bonsai, succulents, or specialty plants while looking considered on any surface.

Place and plant

Set the 7‑inch Lily Bonsai Pot on a bright ledge or garden table, secure your tree through the tie‑down holes, and let the drainage do its work.
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Crafted by Willow Bonsai Ceramics

Handmade in Colorado by Antony Smith and family

Willow Bonsai Ceramics grew from Antony Smith’s lifelong devotion to bonsai—he began studying the art at twelve—and his training as a landscape designer. Antony and his family handcraft small, considered pots in Colorado; Mavourneen joined the studio in 2016 and their hands touch every step. Each piece is high‑fired to cone 10 (2300°F / 1260°C), producing vitrified stoneware with functional drainage. Variation in surface, shape, and finish is intentional—a signature of handmade craft rather than a flaw. For anyone who tends bonsai or small succulents, these proportioned, durable pots bring balance and quiet restraint to a shelf, tabletop, or dedicated plant display.
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Questions specific to the Lily Bonsai Pot

FAQs

What are the dimensions?
Approximately 7 in x 7 in x 2.625 in (17.8 cm x 17.8 cm x 6.7 cm).
Does it have drainage?
Yes, the base includes drainage holes to let excess water escape.
Can I secure a bonsai inside?
Yes. Integrated wiring/tie‑down holes allow you to anchor the tree and reduce movement.
Is each Glacier finish the same?
No. The reactive glaze develops natural color and texture variations during firing, so every piece is unique.
Where is it made and how durable is it?
It’s handmade in Colorado, USA, from high‑fired stoneware fired to 2300°F (1260°C) and is described as frost‑proof.