The historical origin of Japanese potted plants The classification of Japanese potted plants The cultural connotation of Japanese potted plants As one of the traditional Japanese arts, potted plants carry profound cultural heritage and unique aesthetic taste. It is not only a plant cultivation art, but also a reflection of a philosophy of life. Let us appreciate the charm of Japanese potted plants and explore this unique art form. The historical origin of Japanese potted plants Japanese potted plants originated from the art of bonsai in China. After long-term evolution and development, they have formed a unique style. According to historical records, the history of Japanese potted plants can be traced back to the 7th century AD. Over the long history, Japanese potted plants have gradually formed an artistic style based on natural beauty. Classification of Japanese potted plants 1. Pine potted plants: Pine potted plants are the most representative category of Japanese potted plants. They are famous for their majestic tree appearance, vigorous branches and rich connotations. Common pine potted plants include five-needle pine, black pine, white pine, etc.
2. Bamboo potted plants: Bamboo potted plants are loved by people for their elegant temperament, tough character and beautiful shape. Common bamboo potted plants include green bamboo, purple bamboo, mottled bamboo, etc.
3. Cypress potted plants: cypress potted plants are highly respected for their simple charm, dignified tree posture and rich meaning. Common cypress potted plants include black pine, cypress, podocarpus, etc.
4. Cherry potted plants: Cherry potted plants are popular for their gorgeous colors, beautiful shapes and rich meanings. Common cherry potted plants include red plum, cherry blossom, peony, etc. Japanese potted production skills 1, trunk treatment: Japanese potted trunk treatment is unique, including pruning, bending, modeling, etc., in the production process, we should pay attention to the line beauty and texture of the trunk.
2, branches and leaves pruning: branches and leaves pruning is the key link in Japanese potted production, to follow the principle of "density, high and low scattered", so that potted plants present a natural, beautiful posture.
3. Selection of pots: The choice of pots has an important impact on the overall effect of potted plants. Pots commonly used in Japanese potted plants include pottery pots, porcelain pots, stone pots, etc. Appropriate pots should be selected according to the characteristics of the plants.
4. Soil configuration: Soil is the basis for potted plant growth. Soil with good air permeability and strong drainage should be selected, while taking into account the growth needs of plants. Cultural connotations of Japanese potted plants Japanese potted plants contain rich cultural connotations, such as natural beauty, harmonious beauty, Zen beauty, etc. In the process of appreciating and maintaining potted plants, people can appreciate the true meaning of life and cultivate noble character.
As a unique art form, Japanese potted plants not only have ornamental value, but also have profound cultural connotations. By understanding the history, classification, production skills and cultural connotation of Japanese potted plants, we can better appreciate this traditional art and feel it. The charm of it, let us jointly inherit and carry forward this excellent traditional culture in our future life.