Why Bonsai Are So Expensive | So Expensive

A work with the intervention of nature and humans, here we are free to imagine within the limits of our instincts and instincts. A work was born with a limited mindset, I really like it, bonsai art is art that is maintained with a process❤❤❤❤❤

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I imagine all Adults and children would react the same if we've given them the love and attention and dedication a bonsai tree receives

One was 800 years old

Why these clowns didn’t ask her to show the oldest bonsai she has smh…
Being in 4th Generation one could assume she got some more then a 100 years old. And you didn’t even ask 🤡

There’s something really nice about growing old with a tree and seeing it form and eventually outlive you.

Bonsai trees can be quite expensive due to the meticulous care, craftsmanship, and years of cultivation required to create these miniature works of art

Hope I can grow my adenioum plant into a beautiful bonsai

Wow, I just started collecting watches, now I want to master Bonsai growing. At 28 I went from young, to old within a few months. 👴🏼

Everything Japan is expensive

The ultimate control freak in me loves this but isn’t it just the prettiest work of art or another form of expression about one’s environment
? Sculpture meets nature. There’s a beautiful tragedy in it. I wonder at these beauties but also can’t help feeling sad for their lack of freedom in growth.

They are not expensive

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Who knows the song's name at the end of the video? But the real name, because Shazam doesn't find the correct. thx!

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This bonsai tree will never grow taller 😂😂😂

Why this is very expensive! This is for decoration only and not for furniture!

Another major factor driving the price besides age and provenance, is how well a tree follows the rules of bonsai. Like most things in Japanese culture there are meticulous rules and guidelines that have been developed in the art. Since you are making a living sculpture it is hard to find or make a tree that precisely follows all the rules, and therefore such specimens that come close are much more highly prized and valued.

i want to buy it but i do not money

You need to live long too see the result, but its grow with you in other way, with your patiend, creativity and bravery to take a step 👴🏼

As an artist, I know the pain of selling the art you've made . Its priceless.

Japanese are some of the true artisans, dedicating most of their life to master and perfect one craft.

I have a bonsai, I enjoy it, I picked it up from a Japanese mentor of mine.

I could look at them all day and it would never get old

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This video was too short.

i would pee on bonsai by knowing the Price, bought it and pee on it

I killed a nice one once that I bought for a couple of hundred dollars. I felt so guilty. I collect Yamadori now .

Some are priceless

I’m going to make one, I have a Japanese maple outside

Everything Japan produces requires years of training to create

I was gifted a Juniper Bonsai during a very unstable part of my life. Immediately when I got it I was upset, it was so beautiful and I knew I would end up killing it.

And I did. And it sucks. It's been like 6 years since then, I LOVE the beautiful artbor Bonsai, and the history and principle behind it. But I still don't trust myself enough yet.

Looking forward until the day I can care for one.

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How old that tree can live?

The practice of using the term Common Era. CE is redundant. CE starts at year 0 which was chosen because it represented the birth of Christ. So calling it common era but basing it off the exact same thing as Anno Domini AD, is borderline weird lol

You are already dead you project bonsai is not yet finish.

Jaoanese language and culture are special

I got a Ficus bonsai.
It's a tiny thick funny looking thing so she not really bendable yet. But I just love Bonsai how it looks and it's so beautifully made

House To House 🍚

The only valid reason to wish for immortality either divine or medically-assisted, is to take care of your bonsai

I love that lady 🙇♥🙏🏻

How can i get Japanese mapple tree saplings in india??

the lazy is stunningly sooo beautiful

I wonder if I could take a class to learn how to care for this living art?
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'it must be good, cause it costs so much'

I mean absolutely no disrespect to the bonsai artist featured. I understand and appreciate the work and time she puts into those plants.
However...to me, an average person without an eye trained for bonsai...those little twigs that took 15 years...
I feel like I could go into the forest, cut a particularly interesting twig from a pine tree, and plant it in a small pot for the same effect. At least, I'd still be happy with it, even if it's not true bonsai.

Americans suffer from grandomania and the Japanese from micromania