Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) - Height (Tree): 18 cm - Depth (Tree): 36 cm - Japan

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A Bonsai Ginepro (Juniperus), evergreen, from Japan, 18 cm tall with a 36 cm wide dense crown and a 5 cm trunk, housed in a micro Mame/Shohin pot (6 cm high x 9 cm x 9 cm) featuring a dramatic dry-wood arch.

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Product Description:
For sale is an artistic creation with extraordinary conceptual design: a Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) characterized by an imposing dried wood branch (Jin) that rises and then curves into an arch, cascading downward with a fluid and elegant line.
The tree presents an extremely compact silhouette in height (only 18 cm), counterbalanced by a dense and lush canopy expanded to 36 cm in width. The entire composition is housed in a very unusual braided-texture Mame cylindrical pot, finished at the base with fresh moss, which enhances the sense of lightness and suspension.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (plant + dry wood curve): 18 cm
Canopy width: 36 cm (horizontal development with strong visual impact)
Base trunk width / nebari: 5 cm
Pot dimensions: Micro-Mame/Shohin cylindrical pot with braided texture, 6 cm (height) x 9 cm x 9 cm (diameter) with braided weave finish
Style: Mame / Shohin with deadwood sculpture in a descending arch
Strengths:
1. Unique Dead Wood Arch: The twisted dry branch creates a large natural 'handle' or 'frame' around the left side of the plant, making it a one-of-a-kind piece and instantly recognizable.
2. Extreme Proportions: A dense canopy of 36 cm suspended on a micro-pot only 9 cm wide, delivering great visual drama.
3. Dense and Healthy Foliage: Dark green needles, compact and arranged on well-structured horizontal branches.

Product Description:
For sale is an artistic creation with extraordinary conceptual design: a Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) characterized by an imposing dried wood branch (Jin) that rises and then curves into an arch, cascading downward with a fluid and elegant line.
The tree presents an extremely compact silhouette in height (only 18 cm), counterbalanced by a dense and lush canopy expanded to 36 cm in width. The entire composition is housed in a very unusual braided-texture Mame cylindrical pot, finished at the base with fresh moss, which enhances the sense of lightness and suspension.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (plant + dry wood curve): 18 cm
Canopy width: 36 cm (horizontal development with strong visual impact)
Base trunk width / nebari: 5 cm
Pot dimensions: Micro-Mame/Shohin cylindrical pot with braided texture, 6 cm (height) x 9 cm x 9 cm (diameter) with braided weave finish
Style: Mame / Shohin with deadwood sculpture in a descending arch
Strengths:
1. Unique Dead Wood Arch: The twisted dry branch creates a large natural 'handle' or 'frame' around the left side of the plant, making it a one-of-a-kind piece and instantly recognizable.
2. Extreme Proportions: A dense canopy of 36 cm suspended on a micro-pot only 9 cm wide, delivering great visual drama.
3. Dense and Healthy Foliage: Dark green needles, compact and arranged on well-structured horizontal branches.

Details

Species of tree
Juniper bonsai (Juniperus)
Growing style
Informal upright (moyogi)
Evergreen
Yes
Width of trunk
5 cm
Country of origin
Japan
Height (Tree)
18 cm
Depth (Tree)
36 cm
Height (Pot)
6 cm
Width (Pot)
9 cm
Depth (Pot)
9 cm
ItalyVerified
329
Objects sold
77.78%
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