New Juniperus tanuki

I created a new Juniperus tanuki. I am very pleased with the final look. See you. I hope that next year at this time, to be formed, as I planned.









regards
Mario

Mario...

What species of wood is the driftwood portion? It's a lovely piece of material. I can see why you would wish to have done something with it.

Kindest regards,

Victrinia

Victrinia Ridgeway wrote:Mario...
What species of wood is the driftwood portion?

Juniperus comunis.

Victrinia Ridgeway wrote:
It's a lovely piece of material. I can see why you would wish to have done something with it.
Kindest regards,
Victrinia

I'll try to find photographs of dry trees to see how it looks. Today I forgot to photograph.
Thanks!

Mario

I made a pot of peat and cement. Was coated with epoxy resin to which I added color and filler to lose brightness.

You made the pot?? Aren't you clever?

Well done! How did you construct the mould?

Victrinia

Victrinia Ridgeway wrote:You made the pot?? Aren't you clever?

Well done! How did you construct the mould?

Victrinia

Here we wrote about making a pot ...
http://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/pots-f3/homemade-pots-t198.htm

On my web are some of the container we produce.
http://sites.google.com/site/mariobonsaistorming/posude

regards
Mario

Hi Mario.

Nice deadwood. Nice work
What kind of juniper did you use?

Pavel

Pavel Slovák wrote:Hi Mario.

Nice deadwood. Nice work
What kind of juniper did you use?

Pavel

Hi my friend,
Thanks, I think the Squamata meyer, but I'm not sure.
Regards
Mario

Here's a photo deedtree where he made tanuki.



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Mario