Unusual Caliandra Literati syle

Hi all,

This is not the most appropriated tree to use as literati Bonsai style, but, as I have this plant with an unusual trunk movement, I decide to follow the literati style.
Bellow a little evolution pictures..




Today the plant is waiting for a bonsai pot, if someone has some suggestion, it will be welcomed.


Thanks

Fox,
the tree is nice. just a simple round shallow pot for me.

If the health of the tree permits, I think it would be very nice to display this tree in the future with just a flower or two and totally leafless.

regards,
jun

Great tree. Great choice in your styling! I would love to see it in full bloom!

Jun, Todd,

Thanks for your kind replies.

Nice tree! Grey goes with pink so i am thinking grey matte glazed medium-shallow round pot with convex profile.

You could try a Sami Khozan's pot, do you know him? He's from Brazil...

Hi André,

I know his work (Sami) I will search a pot in my local bonsai supplier.
thanks

I believe that this kind of pot should be fine with this bonsai.



But I don´t know here in Brasil who makes pots with this finishing.

thanks all suggestions

One year later, the tree stands on her first pot.

Sweet! I would try to find a nice glazed pot for this tree, or a more rugged "short crescent" type of container.

I'm digging your styling! But I am a bunjin kinda guy. With that being said I am leaning toward a nanban pot. IMHO

Mitch

Very beautifull trunk, but I think that the first branch is too strong, virtual tree in the future.
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thanks again all kindy replies.

After a long time without work, this tree received i little care today 06 feb.

beautiful simplicity is difficult to achieve, but i believe you have got it with this tree.

You have certainly inspired me to find a member of this genus in my part of the world. Thank you! Your bunjin is great!

with 3 branches only , no jin and shari

I really like what you have acheived with the tree.

You haven't commented on the state of the roots, but that pot does not work for me.

I think this tree, if it can cope, really will look a lot better in a long thin tray style pot. With the tree planted on one end and a trunk line that extends almost the length of the tray I think you'd have a much more sophisticated image?

I can't seem to post any pics but this link should show you the type of pot I am thinking about? I found this link somewhere randon on the net, so I can't say more than that it's the style I'd imagine would suit your lovely tree.

https://dupuich.smugmug.com/Bonsai/Exhibits/BIB-17th-Annual-Exhibit/i-tgwSK4S/A

For literati or bunjin style, the pots are always circular pot, or circular plate , never a rectangular form.
A photographie of prunus kojo no mai graft on prunus mahaleb

Hello all,
thanks for commenting.... I liked the virtual, maybe, in future time I`ll change it ...