
Creating the literati style from simple material

Haruhisa Akimoto shows how to improve your bonsai...

Andrea Trevisan was struck by the lines in the trunk...

A rock planting that has poor
balance between rock and tree...

Peter Warren tries to avoid straight lines, which is a fundamental rule Faced with a piece of collected material which…...

Bucky Barnes returns to document the designing, pruning, carving and shaping of a Japanese Larch…

An impressive yew treated with respect by Andrès Alvarez...

It has all the necessary attributes for a good bonsai...

From start to finish, follow the 2 year process of this natural looking Scots Pine…

Creating a solid foundation for the future...

Alessandro Bonardo removes a part of the shari to show what was hidden...

The surprising inspiration for Mauro Stemberger's pine...

Osamu Fukudate explores the appeal of a big bush...

Native grown Pinus sylvestris is easy material to work with...

Collected trees often possess qualities that are almost impossible…

Hiromi Tsukada restyles a satsuki...

Yukio Hirose show you how to evaluate and make the most of a juniper...

Sicilian Rocco Cicciarello likes to work with Mediterranean trees...

Masashi Hirao works on a huge native tree...

Follow the journey to my first bonsai exhibition…

Sam Tan transforms a humble piece of nursery stock...

Jean-Philippe Hoareau just loves to work on junipers...

A 3 year journey of patience and precision, this is the process behind the art of bonsai…

A small leaved multi-trunked fir (Abies) partners a rock...

Using a jack to transform a white pine...

Yannick Kiggen was lucky to work at Shinji Suzuki bonsai garden...

You can be swept away by its powerful image

Andrés and Marco work closely together, in brotherly fashion, on a very old yamadori juniper from the Bonsai Plaza collection. Their goal is to improve the...

The ultimate goal of a bonsai artist is to arrive at a stage of not considering any work as difficult. It seems like an abstruse phrase,
but it is what Master Kimura...
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