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Do Xuan Phong
We have long admired the way certain bonsai practitioners manage to synthesize tradition with a distinct regional identity, and Do Xuan Phong stands as one of the most compelling examples of this synthesis emerging… More
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Do Xuan Phong
We have long admired the way certain bonsai practitioners manage to synthesize tradition with a distinct regional identity,…
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Why Regional Bonsai Competitions Matter More Than Ever
Why Regional Bonsai Competitions Matter More Than Ever We’ve long held that bonsai competitions serve a purpose beyond…
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Why Cross-Border Judging Signals a New Era for Tropical Bonsai
Why Cross-Border Judging Signals a New Era for Tropical Bonsai In our view, the invitation of Taiwanese master…
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Anupama Vedachala
In the world of contemporary bonsai, where tradition and innovation often walk a careful line, Anupama Vedachala has…
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The Hundred-Tree Milestone: Why Your Collection Size Matters Less Than You Think
The Hundred-Tree Milestone: Why Your Collection Size Matters Less Than You Think We’ve noticed a recurring theme in…
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Hatsuji Kato
In the landscape of modern bonsai, few figures command the kind of quiet reverence that surrounds Hatsuji Kato.…
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The Case for Reviving Deadwood Sculpting in Yew Bonsai
The Case for Reviving Deadwood Sculpting in Yew Bonsai We’ve noticed a troubling trend in contemporary bonsai practice:…
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The Case for Rediscovering Traditional Branch Reduction
The Case for Rediscovering Traditional Branch Reduction We’ve been watching a quiet shift in contemporary bonsai practice, and…
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Why Building a 100-Tree Collection Is the Wrong Goal for Most Bonsai Growers
Why Building a 100-Tree Collection Is the Wrong Goal for Most Bonsai Growers We’ve all seen the headlines…
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Rafael Torres
We’ve been following the work of Rafael Torres for some time now, and what strikes us most is…












