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Appreciation of Masterpieces of Suzhou-Style Penjing: Experience the Charm of Traditional Penjing Art
"Ancient Charm Abounds": Species: Chinese sweet plum (Sageretia thea). Height: 57 cm. Age: about 50 years. At first glance it looks like a completely withered old stump, and it has been shaped by human hands, yet it is quaint and natural; the dense canopy of branches and leaves makes it hard to believe that it grew from the back of this dead stump, yet this is an indisputable fact.
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Suzhou Garden Bonsai Masterpieces to Appear at the Summer Palace
Suzhou is a garden city that brings together the essence of Eastern garden architecture, and since ancient times it has enjoyed the reputation that the gardens of Jiangnan are the finest under heaven, and the gardens of Suzhou are the finest in Jiangnan. Suzhou has always been a gathering place for literati, and the Wu School of painting, represented by Shen Zhou, Wen Zhengming, Tang Yin and Qiu Ying, created a large number of poems, essays and paintings for Suzhou gardens
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A detailed explanation of the Lingnan bonsai crown-finishing branch method, mastering the key points of tree crown shaping
For the crown finishing of a stump bonsai, the traditional left-right-left method can be changed to a spiraling crown finish. This keeps the crown low yet still allows for a rich tree form, giving the bonsai plant a wonderful effect of a thick but low trunk in a specific natural environment. At the same time, it also gives people a fresh, simple and natural feeling
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Yangzhou-style penjing debuts on the world stage, with Chinese penjing art master Zhao Qingquan giving a special presentation
With no prominent signboard hung high and no luxurious decoration, Master Zhao Qingquan's studio, tucked away in a corner of the Penjing Museum in the Ten Thousand Flower Garden of Slender West Lake, looks quite simple and understated. When the reporter walked into Zhao Qingquan's office, he was on the phone with Su Yiji, former chairman of the International Bonsai Association and a famous penjing and viewing stone artist from Taiwan, China
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Cultural China · Su-style Bonsai Masters Joint First Auction Works
Su-style bonsai is one of the outstanding traditional arts of the Han ethnic group and a treasure of garden art. The bonsai art centered on Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, has a long history; it took shape in the Tang and Song dynasties, flourished in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and thrives in the contemporary era. With its unique structural forms and artistic style, it is one of the main schools of Chinese bonsai.
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How to shape miniature bonsai? These practical tips you need to master
Miniature bonsai is one of the bonsai schools that are popular today. It uses small pots, has exquisite conception, and beautiful shapes, embellishing the room with full vitality. Miniature bonsai is a kind of creation mainly based on flowers and plants, embellished with small pieces such as rocks, and is increasingly used in garden design, garden landscaping and home viewing
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A Master-Level Complete Guide to the Art of Root-on-Rock Penjing Styling
Root-on-rock penjing is a style of penjing art in which rock is the main element, trees grow clinging to the rock, and rock and tree form a single integrated whole. The trees are planted among the rocks, their roots reaching into the crevices to grow, their branches and trunks twisting into the stone hollows or sprouting in clusters on the rock, or hanging down below the stone, or leaning sideways against it, so that the fantastic rock and the ancient tree set each other off beautifully.
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A Detailed Guide to Controlled Cultivation Techniques for Tree Bonsai: Master the Key Points to Grow Bonsai Well
Tree bonsai generally refers to those that use woody plants as the main material, processed through techniques such as wiring, pruning, grafting, and carving along with horticultural cultivation, to present the scenery of trees in nature within a pot. Many people treat bonsai as their own child. Raising a child requires nurturing and education to go hand in hand.
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How to grow miniature bonsai? Master these care tips
Although miniature bonsai are relatively small, they are very exquisite. You could say they are simply a scaled-down display of a larger landscape scene. After all, miniature bonsai often focus on flowers, grasses and green plants, with small accessories such as rocks as supplementary decoration, pursuing an effect of seeing the large within the small. Moreover, miniature bonsai take up very little space
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How to water a water-and-land bonsai? Master the correct watering method
In making a water-and-land bonsai, the most crucial part is to set the water level line well, and the water bank line should remain winding and varied, so as to better reflect a natural effect. Besides setting the water level line well, after it is made, watering is also very important in the daily care and management process
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