Artificial Bonsai Tree in Retro Ceramic Bottl - Yellow-Green Pine

Artificial Bonsai Tree in Retro Ceramic Bottle - 58cm Tabletop Pine and Maple with Driftwood Trunk

Yellow-Green Pine
$399.00 USD
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Artificial Bonsai Tree in Retro Ceramic Bottl - Yellow-Green Pine

Artificial Bonsai Tree in Retro Ceramic Bottle - 58cm Tabletop Pine and Maple with Driftwood Trunk

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Overall height: approx. 58 cm / 22.8 in Overall width: approx. 70 cm / 27.5 in Side depth: approx. 43 cm / 17 in Ceramic bottle: approx. 20 cm wide x 28 cm high Vessel: glazed ceramic bottle, speckled ash finish Foliage: artificial pine or maple depending on style Trunk: sculpted driftwood-effect resin and wood composite Care: dust with a dry soft brush Note: display stand shown in some photographs is not included

It arrives already looking like it has been somewhere a long time. The trunk twists out of a glazed bottle the color of old stoneware, and the foliage falls in flat, deliberate layers that catch the light differently from every side of the table.

Why this one earns its corner

  • A vessel, not a pot - the tree grows from a wide-bellied retro ceramic bottle with a speckled ash glaze, so it reads as a found object rather than a garden center purchase.
  • Sculpted driftwood trunk - the gnarled, hollowed trunk is the whole character of the piece, and it is what separates this from a flat silk plant.
  • Layered cloud foliage - branches are trained into horizontal plates in the traditional style, giving the silhouette real depth from across a room.
  • Four distinct trees - three pines in different greens and densities, plus a red maple, so you are choosing a species and a mood rather than a single stock item.
  • Tabletop scale at 58 cm high and 70 cm wide - a wide, low, sideboard-and-console piece rather than a floor tree, and the 20 cm ceramic bottle carries it without a stand.
  • Nothing to keep alive - no water, no light, no dropped needles, and it looks identical in February and August.

Put it where people turn a corner, and watch how often someone stops to look at the trunk.

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