Bonsai trunks and branches come in a thousand shapes and forms; the mottled, aged trunk is well worth a look.

Look at this bonsai's mottled, aged trunk, like the deeply wrinkled face of a centenarian; the branches are partly hidden and partly exposed, forming a harmonious and wonderful composition, while the dense pine needles of the crown are full of life.

This pine breaks with convention: its trunk is not as aged and mottled as the one in picture 1, but it has a graceful, curving allure, and the sparse pine needles at the tips of the branches make the whole bonsai look rather fresh and crisp.

A towering dragon rising from the ground is truly a masterpiece; would a passerby dare to mock it for not yet reaching the sky? Look at this cypress's aged, curved trunk and elegant form, it is very appealing.

Seen as a whole, this form is like a person quietly dancing, with an elegant style.

Bold, vigorous and unrestrained, the pine is full of life. Dear friends, do you like bonsai like this? If you do, then save, share and follow me.