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Hello everyone, I've been wondering for a while now whether it would be possible to do a tanuki bonsai using a rather large hawthorn trunk from a collected tree that unfortunately withered and died over the course of about 8 months after collecting and on
I have a decent grasp on how I want this tree to look...foliage wise. But I have no clue with the carving. Could use some help with virts or suggestions. I am confident with my carving skills as long as I have an idea where I'm heading so.. intricate
Here are a couple of quick snap shots of our latest Shohin stand....a lovely netaku. It was made for me and Ritta by our talented bonsai friend (and IBCer) John Brocklehurst. It measures about 18cm wide x 13cm x 2cm tall and carved from a piece of o
I started experimenting with clay a couple of years ago and tried various methods of construction but was never really happy with the outcome as far as overall finish I wanted to achieve. An additional problem was trying to make really small pots with my
hi friends ! I’ve obtained 2 Ficus trees with a GREAT nebari … Both of the trees have a very large ( cut diameter = 14 cm ) flat cut – that were done with a chain saw by the previous owner ( a regular nursery ). Now if it was a hard wood tree, then
I have a elm that has a swell ed ball almost at the base of the tree..I need to carve a hollow there to make the trunk more uniform..when can i do this anddo you use knob cutters then a dremel??? i have never done this so i need pointers please ..thank yo
My first styling (shohin) on Juniper in Bonsai centrum Košice.