Bonsai trees are a fascinating art. They look beautiful, fit perfectly into any interior, bring up patience in their master. The contemplation of these miniature trees relieves stress. And they also purify the air. What more do you want?
This art was invented over a thousand years ago. For the first time, the practice of bonsai arose in China, where it was called Penzai. She later migrated to Japanese Zen Buddhism. The process of growing these trees is long and requires patience. But, as you can see from the following photos, the result is worth it.
Material Content:
- 1 1. Golden Maple
- 2 2. Magnolia
- 3 3. Apple tree
- 4 4. Blooming sakura
- 5 5. Chili Bonsai Tree
- 6 6. Unusual composition
- 7 7. The hobbit house
- 8 8. Little apple tree
- 9 9. Japanese maple
- 10 10. Miniature Grove
- 11 11. Apple tree
- 12 12. This 390 year old bonsai tree survived Hiroshima
- 13 13. In a light veil of spring petals
- 14 14. This tree is over 800 years old
- 15 15. Autumn maple
- 16 16. Unusual shape
- 17 17. Grove of small trees
- 18 18. Miniature Maples
- 19 19. Japanese composition
- 20 20. Bonsai at an angle
- 21 Bonus: a wonderful garden created by Japanese Masahiko Kimura
1. Golden Maple
2. Magnolia
3. Apple tree
4. Blooming sakura
5. Chili Bonsai Tree
6. Unusual composition
7. The hobbit house
8. Little apple tree
9. Japanese maple
10. Miniature Grove
11. Apple tree
12. This 390 year old bonsai tree survived Hiroshima
13. In a light veil of spring petals
14. This tree is over 800 years old
15. Autumn maple
16. Unusual shape
17. Grove of small trees
18. Miniature Maples
19. Japanese composition
20. Bonsai at an angle
Bonus: a wonderful garden created by Japanese Masahiko Kimura
The work of Masahiko Kimura is known throughout the world. Some consider his radically new approach a challenge to established traditions. But despite this, Masahiko is a recognized master in the art of bonsai.
