Kokedama & Penjing compositions
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Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Some of my kokedama green moss balls with my penjing bonsai unglazed mud figures...
kokedama of Pinus thunbergii from seedlings 2010
Regards,
Giang
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kokedama of Pinus thunbergii from seedlings 2010
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
giangus- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Hi what ingredients do you use for your Kokedama and at what ratio???
Your compositions are beautiful
Your compositions are beautiful
CraftyTanuki- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Hello,
I basically use the garden soil, sphagnum moss, pine bark, charcoal, sand...the substrat that we use for horticulture. It depends on the accent species, for the black pines. I used 2/5 garden soil with yellow clay, 1/5 horticlture soil, 1/5 pine bark, 1/5 charchoal.
My technique is a bit different from schools making kokedama in Japan. I recreate a substrat that allows to the green moss to develop naturally with the accent plants. In this way, we have a more natural composition. We also have a natural green moss 'prairie' effect and it will be easy to maintain.
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
I basically use the garden soil, sphagnum moss, pine bark, charcoal, sand...the substrat that we use for horticulture. It depends on the accent species, for the black pines. I used 2/5 garden soil with yellow clay, 1/5 horticlture soil, 1/5 pine bark, 1/5 charchoal.
My technique is a bit different from schools making kokedama in Japan. I recreate a substrat that allows to the green moss to develop naturally with the accent plants. In this way, we have a more natural composition. We also have a natural green moss 'prairie' effect and it will be easy to maintain.
Regards,
Giang
___________________
www.lotus-bonsai.com
giangus- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
giangus wrote:Hello,
I basically use the garden soil, sphagnum moss, pine bark, charcoal, sand...the substrat that we use for horticulture. It depends on the accent species, for the black pines. I used 2/5 garden soil with yellow clay, 1/5 horticlture soil, 1/5 pine bark, 1/5 charchoal.
My technique is a bit different from schools making kokedama in Japan. I recreate a substrat that allows to the green moss to develop naturally with the accent plants. In this way, we have a more natural composition. We also have a natural green moss 'prairie' effect and it will be easy to maintain.
Regards,
Giang
___________________
www.lotus-bonsai.com
Thank you, i saw examples of fine Kokedama on an Aquascaping forum, but i love the way you have incorporated it into Penjing. Keep up the good work
CraftyTanuki- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Thank you,
The immensity of Nature is almost borderless. The art of Kokedama highlights the simple beauty of nature in a free way from an anonymous grass to a well respected tree. I use of some mud figurines from Penjing to give us the idea of the scale and to emphasize the content of the general composition.
A lonely fisherman, in the cold of winter, behind a pine forest.
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
The immensity of Nature is almost borderless. The art of Kokedama highlights the simple beauty of nature in a free way from an anonymous grass to a well respected tree. I use of some mud figurines from Penjing to give us the idea of the scale and to emphasize the content of the general composition.
A lonely fisherman, in the cold of winter, behind a pine forest.
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
giangus- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Thank you Bob,
Somewhere behind the lake...
A relaxing moment
Contempling the blue sky...
Regards,
Giang
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Somewhere behind the lake...
A relaxing moment
Contempling the blue sky...
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
giangus- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Dear Giang
Thank You very much for showing !!
This is wonderful and so inspiring !
Like the black ceramics also a lot !!
Kind regards
Morea
Thank You very much for showing !!
This is wonderful and so inspiring !
Like the black ceramics also a lot !!
Kind regards
Morea
Morea- Member
Re: Kokedama & Penjing compositions
Thank you Morea,
Black pines, seedlings 2010 and 2011
Regards,
Giang
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Black pines, seedlings 2010 and 2011
Regards,
Giang
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www.lotus-bonsai.com
giangus- Member
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