Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) - Height (Tree): 43 cm - Depth (Tree): 34 cm - Japan

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Juniper bonsai with a 7 cm trunk and a total height of 43 cm, developed around a dry‑wood monolith (Tenjin) with a 34 cm canopy, originating from Japan.

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Bonsai Juniper with Dry Wood – Trunk 7 cm – Sculptural Monolith 43 cm
Product Description:
For sale an imposing artistic creation with a strong visual impact: a Juniper Bonsai developed around an imposing vertical element of dry-worked wood (Tenjin / Jin) that rises to 43 cm in height.
The composition features a solid and vigorous base with a trunk/nebari diameter of 7 cm, where the living vein of the foliage wraps and blends perfectly with the time-carved dry wood. The crown presents needles in a glauco-green/shiny shade, well distributed on asymmetric branches that give movement and natural balance.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (plant + dry wood monolith): 43 cm
Crown width: 34 cm
Base trunk/nebari width: 7 cm (excellent conicity and solidity)
Pot size: cultivation bowl / pre-bonsai 9 cm (height) x 20 cm x 20 cm (diameter)
Style: Tanuki Sculptural / Vertical Monolith thrusting high-altitude
Strengths:
1. Dramatic Vertical Momentum: The aged dry wood apex dominates the composition, simulating ancient trees of mountain summits that have survived the elements.
2. Integration of Living Vein and Dry Wood: Close-up details of the trunk show excellent visual continuity between the corky bark and the veins of the dead wood.
3. Ready for Show Vase: A specimen already set up that, with the choice of a definitive vase in dark ceramic or unglazed stoneware, will express its full collectible potential.

Bonsai Juniper with Dry Wood – Trunk 7 cm – Sculptural Monolith 43 cm
Product Description:
For sale an imposing artistic creation with a strong visual impact: a Juniper Bonsai developed around an imposing vertical element of dry-worked wood (Tenjin / Jin) that rises to 43 cm in height.
The composition features a solid and vigorous base with a trunk/nebari diameter of 7 cm, where the living vein of the foliage wraps and blends perfectly with the time-carved dry wood. The crown presents needles in a glauco-green/shiny shade, well distributed on asymmetric branches that give movement and natural balance.
Measurements and Technical Details:
Total height (plant + dry wood monolith): 43 cm
Crown width: 34 cm
Base trunk/nebari width: 7 cm (excellent conicity and solidity)
Pot size: cultivation bowl / pre-bonsai 9 cm (height) x 20 cm x 20 cm (diameter)
Style: Tanuki Sculptural / Vertical Monolith thrusting high-altitude
Strengths:
1. Dramatic Vertical Momentum: The aged dry wood apex dominates the composition, simulating ancient trees of mountain summits that have survived the elements.
2. Integration of Living Vein and Dry Wood: Close-up details of the trunk show excellent visual continuity between the corky bark and the veins of the dead wood.
3. Ready for Show Vase: A specimen already set up that, with the choice of a definitive vase in dark ceramic or unglazed stoneware, will express its full collectible potential.

Details

Species of tree
Juniper bonsai (Juniperus)
Growing style
Semi-cascade (han-kengai)
Evergreen
Yes
Width of trunk
7 cm
Country of origin
Japan
Height (Tree)
43 cm
Depth (Tree)
34 cm
Height (Pot)
9 cm
Width (Pot)
20 cm
Depth (Pot)
20 cm
ItalyVerified
336
Objects sold
85.37%
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