Juniper bonsai (Juniperus) - Height (Tree): 17 cm - Depth (Tree): 33 cm - Japan

Bonsai Juniperus – Informal Cascade Style (Kengai) – 17 cm – Dense Foliage – Handmade Glazed Pot

Species: Juniperus sp.
Style: Informal cascade (Kengai / Semi-Kengai transition)
Height: 17 cm
Canopy width: 33 cm
Trunk diameter: 4 cm
Vase: 4 × 9 × 15 cm, glazed green ceramic, rectangular shape.

Offered for sale is an elegant bonsai of Juniperus characterized by a mature, compact, and finely branched crown.
The tree is modeled in an informal cascade style, with the main line gracefully descending to the left, balanced by an upper mass that adds depth, rhythm, and movement to the composition.

The trunk exhibits an excellent expression of maturity: a natural growth pattern, slight conicity, and bark already in the characterization phase. The branching is dense and well-distributed, with fine vegetation that allows for many possibilities of evolution and refinement.

The canopy extends for 33 cm, offering a significant visual presence while maintaining an overall height of only 17 cm: an ideal ratio for collectors seeking compact bonsai with a strong visual impact.

The base and the nebari are covered with natural moss, adding a touch of aesthetic maturity.
The vase is a handcrafted glazed ceramic (4 × 9 × 15 cm), in emerald green tones that perfectly harmonize with the color of the foliage.

General conditions
Healthy plant, vigorous growth, compact branches, and good structure, ready to be further refined or simply cultivated.
Can be cultivated outside and in bright and cool environments, depending on the climate.

A very pleasing Juniperus bonsai, already ready for display, ideal for those seeking a small cascade with natural movement, excellent branching, and great artistic potential.

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Note on Form / Style

Form: Informal Cascade (Kengai with Semi-Kengai elements)
The main line descends below the edge of the vase, while maintaining a higher balance: a configuration reminiscent of junipers growing on rocky slopes, bent by the wind and gravity.