Shohin Shimpaku Bonsai with Shari and Jin on purple clay bonsai pot.
29cm (h) by 23cm (w) and 22cm (d)
Pot size 6.5cm (h) by 18cm (w) by 15cm (d)
You will be getting this exact piece.
Bonsai Shari" and "Bonsai Jin" are advanced techniques used in bonsai cultivation to enhance aesthetics and mimic natural elements:
Bonsai Shari: Involves removing bark from parts of the trunk or branches to create visually striking deadwood features. Mimics natural occurrences like lightning strikes or weathering, adding character and age to the tree while creating harmony with nature.
Bonsai Jin: Involves creating deadwood branches or stumps by removing living portions of branches or trunk. Typically more dramatic than Shari, Jin adds drama and authenticity by representing broken or weathered branches. Both techniques contribute to the overall beauty and storytelling aspect of bonsai art, requiring careful execution and artistic vision.