Dale:

Each pot was assigned to a bonsai artists. It was
his "problem" to solve. I am certain he was well
compensated for his efforts as Mr. Takagi is a
known "benefactor."

Peter Aradi
Tulsa, Oklahoma
----- Original Message -----
From: "dalecochoy"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 2:45 PM
Subject: [IBC] BT#84 Takagi pot comp wonderings


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lynn Boyd"
Subject: [IBC] BT#84 Takagi pot comp wonderings


Dale,
Don't you think that the more individual stances toward
bonsai style has to be considered along with the that of pots?
If there is something non-classic in bonsai there has to be
the same in pots.

Yep! You know, I'd have loved to been a fly on the wall when Takagi's
group
was picking out trees to go into some of the pots. I like them all, but,
I
can imagine a lot of chin-scratching...."OK, we have these winner pots,
now
how can we pot them so everyone will be happy"?
Dale


On the gallery I was looking at Walter's post "Bear" and
the first question I had in my mind was, "How would one find a
pot without a potter's help?" I think instead of virtuals of
trees sometimes there needs to be virtuals of pots.
Lynn


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