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  Juniper on a Rock

  This bonsai is styled in ishizuki (石付) style, meaning a tree grown clinging to a rock. The juniper is planted directly into the stone. This form echoes how conifers grow naturally in rocky terrain.…

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  Juniper

  This bonsai's shaping began in 2013. During this time, the tree's canopy structure was changed several times, and it was repotted into containers of various proportions and designs. The plant's form imitates…

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  Hornbeam

     The form of this bonsai mimics a tree competing for survival in nature, which had to change its growth direction multiple times to obtain light. The tree's structure conveys the natural process of establishing a place under the sun, expressed in the dynamics of its form.

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  White Mulberry

  This bonsai is my first work; work on it began in 1990. It was grown from a mulberry seed that I found on the Vake-Saburtalo road and then planted. Working on the tree for so long...

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  Miniature Juniper Landscape.

  Work on this miniature landscape began in 2013. The composition consists of 6 procumbent junipers. Saikei is the creation of a miniature landscape using stones, soil, water, herbaceous plants, moss, and small trees…

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  Japanese Maple

  Work on this maple began in 2013-2014. It is done in hokidachi (箒立ち) style. The tree itself is approximately 30-35 years old. During the shaping process, the plant's container (pot) was changed several times, which…

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  Forest. Yose-ue

  The Yose-ue style is a miniature model of a small forest. Such a group of trees can be seen in any climate zone. Yose-ue…

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