shinmai
Chumono
I like the way you think. As the founder of the American Nonsai Society, I hereby declare you "in".View attachment 212135
Do you think the French adapted the word from Latin because they developed their own style? Or, simply by nature of their own unique dialect..
Another example is the word, automobile...there is no refuting that other countries have different styles of (“cah” -in Boston), but should only one country use the term?
I am an individual from the U.S. who has been trying to immerse and educate myself in all of the many and deeply unique facets and approaches that is bonsai..to nearly the point of what some (my wife) would call obsession.
However, I have only been doing this for less than two years...does this disqualify me from the conversation?
I don’t know what this is, never thought of it as bonsai, but think it could be one day. For now I’ll call it contorted in southern antique enamel vessel. Thanks
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Funny thing...this morning I was looking a ordinary household and outdoor objects that might make 'pots'. A terra cotta roof tile-like outdoor hanging candle holder, for example. That little painted pot next to your tree looks exquisite in the photo.