No ado needed – here are some of the shohin black pines available at the 2015 Taikan-ten sales area.
Black pine #1
Black pine #2
Black pine #3
Black pine #4
Black pine #5
Black pine #6
Black pine #7
Black pine #8
Black pine #9
Black pine #10
Black pine #11
Black pine #12
Black pine #13
Black pine #14
Black pine #15
Black pine #16
These last two are from Kouka-en – the Osaka nursery where Bjorn Bjorholm oversees much of the work. Beautiful, aren’t they?
Black pine #17
Black pine #18
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Ray says
Sure Jonas your making bonsai enthusiasts cry. They are beautiful pines
Janet Nelson says
Bring ’em all!
Todd says
Just curious… how much were those priced at?
Sage Smith says
Absolutely fantastic trees. It’s all about Shohin trees for me and that was a gorgeous lot. Thanks for sharing
Adair Martin says
So, how many are you bringing home?
johnny c says
also curious about the price
britt.jon@gmail.com says
Convert those pines to $ USD. Iām in!
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Marty says
Roughly 100 yen per US$1. I saw tags from about 45,000 to 300,000 yen in the pictures so that is $450 to $3000.
africanbirding says
Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
Gerald says
Most of these beautiful shohin are from Shunshoen Nursery in Kokubunji, Takamatsu. Kouji Hiramatsu and his father are well known for their incredible detail work. If you are in Shikoku area, well worth the visit to see and hold these live.