Post by account_disabled on Oct 10, 2017 9:27:08 GMT -5
Hello,
When I observe, in Books, the Ancient Bonsai of China and Japan I am amazed at how they were able to Grow, Sculpt and Preserve their Bonsai.
I've noticed that they were primarily Juniper, Pine then Maple and not necessarily pre-occupied with DeadWood adornment but rather the tree itself showing in a Classical manner...
Now Todays Bonsai, and some by Bonsai Masters can't seem to put a Tree in a pot without covering it with DeadWood or DriftWood and in most cases Disfiguring and Distorting the Tree to show some sort of extream Weathering in order to Justify the DeadWood...
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When I observe, in Books, the Ancient Bonsai of China and Japan I am amazed at how they were able to Grow, Sculpt and Preserve their Bonsai.
I've noticed that they were primarily Juniper, Pine then Maple and not necessarily pre-occupied with DeadWood adornment but rather the tree itself showing in a Classical manner...
Now Todays Bonsai, and some by Bonsai Masters can't seem to put a Tree in a pot without covering it with DeadWood or DriftWood and in most cases Disfiguring and Distorting the Tree to show some sort of extream Weathering in order to Justify the DeadWood...
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