Bonsai Windswept Style

Bonsai Windswept Style. Windswept – Fukinagashi The windswept bonsai is an example of a treeRaft Style – Ikadabuki The above picture is an example of a “raft” as it isForest Bonsai – Yoseue The many trees in a forest look unplanned Just theBroom Style – Hokidachi The trunk is about one third of the tree The top twoUnique Bonsai Styles At first glance many bonsai styles can be identified by.

Broom style Bonsai (Hokidachi) The broom style is suited for deciduous trees withFormal upright Bonsai style (Chokkan) The formal upright style is a very common form ofInformal upright Bonsai style (Moyogi) The informal upright style is common in both natureSlanting Bonsai style (Shakan) As a result of the wind blowing in one dominant direction orCascade Bonsai style (Kengai) A tree living in nature on a steep cliff can bend downward asSemi cascade Bonsai style (Hankengai) The semicascade style just like the cascade styleLiterati Bonsai style (Bunjingi) In nature this style of tree is found in areas densely populatedWindswept Bonsai style (Fukinagashi) The windswept style also is a good example of treesDouble trunk style Bonsai (Sokan) The double trunk style is common in nature but is notMultitrunk Bonsai style (Kabudachi) In theory the multi trunk style is the same as the double.

r/Bonsai Attempt at windswept style from nursery stock

I think it looks great whether a person thinks it’s windswept or not doesn’t matter Bonsai is an art style and each style can be up to interpretation by the artist Beautifully done .

r/Bonsai New Shohin Trees imported all the way from Hong

Typically a windswept bonsai will be an evergreen A bonsai in the windswept style represents a very common occurrence in nature If you have ever been in the mountains for example or on cliffs by the sea where prevailing winds lash at the trees you will have seen how they react to such stress Usually they are stunted because they aren’t growing under ideal conditions!.

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This style describes a tree that seems affected by strong winds twisting and shaping from one direction this style is based on trees found high on a mountain top or on an ocean shoreline The windswept characteristic can be applied to a number of the basic styles including informal upright slanting and semicascade.