Greg-Ceramics, Pot pour Bonsai

Glaze ref: B3a/A66
Name: Burn Green

“ A bright apple-green glaze with effects and brown on the edges. Suitable for flowering trees and deciduous trees (maple, hornbeam, azalea, beech, etc ...) ”

Glaze ref: A80a
Name: Antique Green

“ Bright green with a patchwork of cracks, sometimes becoming black at the edges. Suitable for deciduous (Chinese Elm, Cotoneaster ...) including deciduous trees with leaves or red berries. Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: B3b/A66
Name: Burn Blue

“ Light blue glossy with effects and brown on the edges. Suitable for flowering trees (Malus, Prunus, Azalea ...) ”

Glaze ref: B3c/A66
Name: Burn Turquoise

“ A bright blue-green with effects and brown on the edges. Suitable for deciduous and flowering trees (apple, cherry, azalea, maple, elm, hawthorn ...) ”

Glaze ref: A80c
Name: Antique Turquoise

“ Glossy Dark blue with a fine patchwork of cracks. Fits most leafy green or yellow foliage (Chinese Elm, Beech, Privet, Maple, Birch ...). Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: A80d
Name: Antique sky

“ Light blue glossy with a fine patchwork of cracks. Can be used with most hardwoods, and particularly in complementary color for orange berries or foliage. Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: A80e
Name: Antique blue

“ Dark blue glossy with a fine patchwork of cracks. Can be used with most hardwoods, particularly in complementary color orange berries or foliage. Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: Yellow
Name: Yellow

“ Bright yellow suitable for small trees (mame and shohin) and hardwoods which we want to emphasize the autumnal foliage. ”

Glaze ref: B3d
Name: Burn Cream

“ A glossy beige-cream with brown effects. May be suitable for all types of hardwood. ”

Glaze ref: Red
Name: Vermillon

“ A glossy red suitable for mames and shohins. Can also be used with some pine in contrast with intense green needles. ”

Glaze ref: Polaris
Name: Polaris Abyss

“ A shiny dark blue that will highlight the yellows of autumn. ”

Glaze ref: Polaris
Name: Polaris Horizon

“ A brilliant and regular blue. Suitable for most hardwoods, especially maples and flowering trees. ”

Glaze ref: A80f
Name: Antique Night

“ A brilliant and discreet blue. Suitable for most hardwoods, especially maples and flowering trees. The dull appearance more accentuates the old age of the tree compared to a brighter glaze. Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: A80g
Name: Antique Moon

“ A shiny gray with a fine network of craquelure. A neutral color that can be suitable for any type of tree (preferably deciduous) and which, on large pots, does not put the pot ahead of the tree. Irregular enamel which may leave less covered areas giving a worn, aged appearance to the pot. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2a
Name: Fur

“ A shiny brown glaze, fading from light to dark. A nice effect which remains however very discreet. ”

Glaze ref: B3e
Name: Ghosty Blue

“ A very light and vaporous blue revealing a golden beige background. An original glaze well suited to flowering trees. Gives a feeling of lightness to the whole. ”

Glaze ref: Frosty
Name: Frosty Blue

“ A brilliant medium blue studded with discreet effects ranging from green to beige, and small dark blue spots. ”

Glaze ref: Frosty
Name: Frosty Brown

“ A brilliant shade oscillating between blue and brown, which can be dotted with small dark blue spots. The whole gives a rather neutral color which will easily go with a great diversity of deciduous. ”

Glaze ref: Polaris
Name: Polaris Greenland

“ Satin / shiny dark turquoise. Suitable for most deciduous trees with green or yellow foliage (Chinese elm, beech, Privet, Maple, Birch ...). ”

Glaze ref: CrV2c
Name: Rusty Blue

“ Dark blue crystals on a golden brown background. A mixture of shiny to matte transitions. a very nice glaze for hardwoods. The arrangement of crystals and colors can vary a lot from one pot to another. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2b
Name: Lava Blue

“ Blue crystals highlighted against a dark background. A very beautiful enamel that will highlight your maple trees (and other deciduous). The arrangement and quantity of crystals can vary a lot from pot to pot. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2d
Name: Spring Blue

“ Light blue crystals on a khaki background. A very beautiful enamel that will highlight your maples and other hardwoods. The arrangement and quantity of crystals can vary a lot from pot to pot. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2e
Name: Blue flake

“ a light beige glaze studded with pale blue crystals. The arrangement and quantity of crystals can vary a lot from pot to pot. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2f
Name: Dark moss

“ Blue-black crystals on a green background. Lends itself well to Elms, Beeches, and tortured hardwoods. Brings a "dark" side to the composition. The arrangement and quantity of crystals can vary a lot from pot to pot. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2g
Name: Pastel

“ Freshness and originality in these pastel green tones suitable for leafy trees, which will evoke the green of the meadows. The arrangement of crystals and colors can vary a lot from one pot to another. ”

Glaze ref: CrV2h
Name: Lichen

“ Light beige and cream shades, an original but neutral enamel suitable for all hardwoods in all seasons. The arrangement of crystals and colors can vary a lot from one pot to another. ”

Glaze ref: 380a
Name: 380 Flat Night

“ A satin glaze regular and blue. Fits most hardwoods, including maples and flowering trees. The satin finish accentuates the old age of the tree against a bright enamel. ”

Glaze ref: 380b
Name: 380 Flat Blue

“ Same as "380 Flat Night" but brighter. ”

Glaze ref: 380c
Name: 380 Cloudy Mint

“ A turquoise silky smooth. For trees with flowers or fruits, or small Mame pots. ”

Glaze ref: 380e
Name: 380 Flat Forest

“ Satiny dark green that accentuates the age or the dark side of a hardwood. ”

Glaze ref: 380m
Name: 380 Flat Mustard

“ A satin glaze, mustard ocher, for hardwood. ”

Glaze ref: 112cc
Name: Crackle cream

“ A cracked satin gloss glaze, cream very light. Suitable for many types of tree. The clear enamels are used primarily with delicate trunks. ”

Glaze ref: algae
Name: Algae

“ A dark green glaze, satin black on the surfaces, khaki on the edges, dark green on the reliefs. Interesting for reinforcing the dark side of a tree. ”

Glaze ref: A112
Name: Rusty Crakle

“ A cracked white with blackened edges as "burnt". An all-purpose enamel with a patina that gives an older side to the composition. ”

Glaze ref: 380o
Name: 380 Flat Olive

“ A satin-matt glaze for hardwood. ”

Glaze ref: A112i
Name: Banquise

“ A cracked white-blue glaze which can suit a wide variety of trees, hardwoods or conifers. Preferably for delicate trees. ”

Glaze ref: 380mg
Name: 380 Flat Mint Grey

“ A sober gray satin enamel for a discreet pot. ”

Glaze ref: A74b
Name: Stellar Blue

“ A blue-gray speckled glaze for hardwood. Works fine with the elms for example. ”

Glaze ref: A115
Name: Greeny White

“ A matt white glaze, slightly greenish, with brown marks on the edges. Give an "antique" look the pot. ”

Glaze ref: A112c
Name: Cream 112

“ A very light and stony matte beige enamel. A shade that goes very well with trees with dead wood, or with boxwood or olive trees. ”

Glaze ref: PRAF_St
Name: Streaks

“ a white raw earth streaked and patinated with oxide to give it shades ranging from dark brown to beige. For softwoods in a clean or very structured style. ”

Glaze ref: PRAF_sd
Name: Sandy stone

“ A white raw earth textured and patinated with oxides to give it shades ranging from dark brown to beige. For coniferous trees with character, with a solid trunk, or very present dead wood. ”