The origin and development of attached wood bonsai The production materials of attached wood bonsai The production steps of attached wood bonsai The artistic charm of attached wood bonsai The art of attached wood bonsai, as one of the traditional garden arts in China, has attracted the attention of countless enthusiasts with its unique artistic charm and profound cultural heritage. Among many types of bonsai, attached wood bonsai is becoming more and more popular among people because of its unique shape and natural beauty. This article will introduce in detail the making methods of wood-attached bonsai to help you easily create your own natural art. The origin and development of attached wood bonsai, also known as landscape bonsai, originated in the Tang Dynasty of my country, developed in the Song Dynasty, and matured in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After thousands of years of inheritance and development, attached wood bonsai has become a unique art form. According to statistics from the book "China Bonsai Art", there are currently more than 10 million attached wood bonsai fans around the world, of which more than half are China enthusiasts. Materials for making wood-attached bonsai 1. Bonsai pots: Choosing a suitable bonsai pot is the basis for making wood-attached bonsai. The materials of bonsai pots include pottery, porcelain, plastic, etc. The size and shape should be selected according to the shape and growth habits of the trees.
2. Trees: The trees selected for the attached wood-bonsai should have the following characteristics: moderate growth rate, beautiful shape, and strong adaptability. Common attached wood-bonsai trees include pine, cypress, plum, bamboo, etc.
3. Humus soil: Humus soil is the soil where wood-attached bonsai grows. It requires good breathability and strong water retention. It can be mixed with leaf soil, peat soil, etc.
4. Cutting tools: Making wood-attached bonsai requires cutting tools such as scissors, saws, and hoes. Steps for making wood-attached bonsai 1. Selecting pots: Select a suitable bonsai pot according to the shape and growth habits of the trees.
2. Tree selection: Select trees with moderate growth rate and beautiful shape as materials for wood-attached bonsai.
3. Cultivation: Plant the trees in humus soil and maintain them to adapt to the bonsai growth environment.
4. Pruning: According to the growth of the trees, prune them in a timely manner to maintain the shape and proportion of the trees.
5. Shaping: Shape the shape of the tree through pruning, binding and other techniques to meet the requirements of the attached wood-bonsai.
6. Decoration: Add elements such as rocks and water to the bonsai to enrich the picture and enhance the artistic effect. Tips for making wood-attached bonsai 1. pruning skills: When pruning, we must follow the principle of "spacing and density, scattered high and low" to maintain the natural form of the trees.
2. Binding skills: Select suitable binding materials when binding, such as iron wire, hemp rope, etc., to ensure that trees will not be damaged during the binding process.
3. Water management: The attached wood-bonsai has a high demand for water. It is necessary to keep the soil moist and avoid drought and stagnant water. The artistic charm of the attached wood bonsai The attached wood bonsai has the following artistic charms: 1. Natural beauty: The attached wood bonsai uses natural landscapes as material to show the beauty of nature.
2. Artistic beauty: Through pruning, modeling and other techniques, the trees can present a unique artistic form.
3. Cultural beauty: The attached wood-attached bonsai contains rich cultural connotations and reflects the essence of China's traditional garden art.
The making of attached wood bonsai is an activity full of artistic and technical nature. By mastering the correct production methods and combining your own aesthetics, you will surely be able to make your own natural art. Let us enter the world of attached wood bonsai together and feel its unique artistic charm!