There is much beauty in the miniature of life. Not everything has to be bigger to be better. I hope you enjoy these miniatures and the art of shaping them and encouraging them to grow in the shape you with them to grow.
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It takes a lot of time for a huge tree to learn to be this small
The skill in the fingers who work with Bonsai is awesome
Such perfection!
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These bonsai trees are very beautiful. They take years to perfect but they are so worth it.
They r amazing!
It does and so much patience. I find them to be tiny bits of perfection.
I love these lil’ trees!
I am so in awe of them. It takes the patience of job to train these little living creatures.
They are lovely and so intricate 🙂 I always had a soft spot of anything little and mini like that!
I’ve always loved Bonsai, and those are some real beauties! 😀
Thanks! We tried bonsai–they didn’t do well. I felt sad not to be able to care for them. Oh Well. Lovely thanks!
It is a gift. I have a friend who can turn anything into a bonsai. Take care. blessings, Barbara