We need yew !

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Thats superb bending!, and there is one of the main differences of working with decideous; coniferous trees therefore have so many more 'styling' options when the raw material looks so 'undesirable' as a matter of speech. The main reason i'm personally jealous of people who're working with coniferous trees (except mugo's and sylvestris pines which i also like haha).

With severe bending however i sometimes dont know if I must like it or not, even when its superb bending skills and even if the green is balanced throughout the tree. Personally i sometimes have difficulty in seeing the 'evidence' of branches that circle all around the trunk/tree, just to put the green into place. Sometimes its naturel yes, but then mostly in very old yamadori that suffered from the elements for ages.

Still, this is some piece of work, good job.

yves71277 wrote: ......... The main reason i'm personally jealous .....

I'm envious of this one myself.