Feng shui considerations for potted plants: Mengshan osmanthus and feng shui flower pots

Bonsai has always been an outstanding traditional garden art ornament in our country. Pairing osmanthus with a feng shui pot is even richer in poetic charm and vitality, and contains elements of traditional Chinese culture.

The Mengshan osmanthus feng shui flower pot is made from high-density granite cobbles that have rolled down from the mountain streams and gorges of Mengshan as raw material. The original form is retained, and it is shaped through multiple processes of polishing and carving. Planting osmanthus, crabapple and the like in a feng shui pot better shows noble elegance and a humanistic atmosphere, and it has extremely high ornamental value and collectible value.

According to its ecological characteristics and the artistic requirements of bonsai, osmanthus is processed through techniques such as pruning, branch training, wiring and grafting, carefully cultivated, and its growth and development controlled over the long term, so that it forms a unique artistic shape. Since ancient times, red flowers paired with green leaves are what display a flower's gorgeous beauty. A famous flower naturally also needs a place to dwell alongside it in order to show its artistic value. Paired with a flower pot made of granite, it appears vigorous and rustic, with an iron-hard, upright character, and is one of the collectibles indispensable to refined people.

The feng shui pot comes from nature, yet rises above nature. Following the structural characteristics of the raw stone, it is repeatedly polished and carved to its final form, and then paired with a suitable osmanthus, so what is reflected before us is a “silent poem, three-dimensional painting” and a “living artistic sculpture.”

Place two pots in the courtyard, and noble elegance is fully displayed! Place two pots indoors, and the whole room is filled with osmanthus fragrance!