Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) - Height (Tree): 75 cm - Depth (Tree): 47 cm - Japan

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Bonsai sculpted on ancient wood in a forest-style Yose-ue composition, featuring Juniperus bonsai, evergreen and originating from Japan, with a total height of 75 cm and a base trunk width of 38 cm (planting container 7 cm high, 30 cm x 40 cm; overall crown 47 cm).

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Sculptural Bonsai on Centuries-Old Wood (75 cm) – Forest / Monumental Tanuki

For sale an impressive natural artwork and scenographic piece: a forest-style composition (Yose-ue) integrated within a colossal trunk of centuries-old wood worn by time.
The imposing ancient-wood support, unusually wide at the base (38 cm), features natural veins, cavities and crevices in which the conifers have been rooted and shaped, creating the illusion of a centuries-old mountain landscape where trees grow directly among rocks and dry timber.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (including plantings and wood): 75 cm
Maximum plant/base width: 38 cm
Overall crown width: 47 cm
Container size: Rooting/Growth box 7 cm (height) x 30 cm x 40 cm
Style: Sculptural Composition / Tanuki / Forest on Monumental Dead Wood
Strengths:
1. Century-Old Wood with Great Presence: An exceptional ancient trunk with striking grain, natural cavities and knots, functioning as a true vegetal sculpture.
2. Perspective and Depth: Planting at different heights inside the wooden monolith creates a three-dimensional effect and a strong sense of age.
3. Unique Display Piece: Ideal for collectors seeking a garden element or exhibition space with strong visual impact. The plant is housed in a cultivation box to promote full acclimation before transfer to the final display slab or pot.

Sculptural Bonsai on Centuries-Old Wood (75 cm) – Forest / Monumental Tanuki

For sale an impressive natural artwork and scenographic piece: a forest-style composition (Yose-ue) integrated within a colossal trunk of centuries-old wood worn by time.
The imposing ancient-wood support, unusually wide at the base (38 cm), features natural veins, cavities and crevices in which the conifers have been rooted and shaped, creating the illusion of a centuries-old mountain landscape where trees grow directly among rocks and dry timber.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (including plantings and wood): 75 cm
Maximum plant/base width: 38 cm
Overall crown width: 47 cm
Container size: Rooting/Growth box 7 cm (height) x 30 cm x 40 cm
Style: Sculptural Composition / Tanuki / Forest on Monumental Dead Wood
Strengths:
1. Century-Old Wood with Great Presence: An exceptional ancient trunk with striking grain, natural cavities and knots, functioning as a true vegetal sculpture.
2. Perspective and Depth: Planting at different heights inside the wooden monolith creates a three-dimensional effect and a strong sense of age.
3. Unique Display Piece: Ideal for collectors seeking a garden element or exhibition space with strong visual impact. The plant is housed in a cultivation box to promote full acclimation before transfer to the final display slab or pot.

Details

Species of tree
Juniper bonsai (Juniperus)
Growing style
Forest (yose-ue)
Evergreen
Yes
Width of trunk
38 cm
Country of origin
Japan
Height (Tree)
75 cm
Depth (Tree)
47 cm
Height (Pot)
7 cm
Width (Pot)
30 cm
Depth (Pot)
40 cm
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
85.37%
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