
Even without adornment, a well-done bonsai is a sight to see. It’s amazing how something as massive and powerful as a tree can be hemmed and trimmed to create a delicate, miniature version of itself. But for some, that level of artistry doesn’t go far enough.
Now bonsai artists are adding fantastical tree houses and other structures around their vegetative creations, resulting in multi-level, gravity-defying feats of architecture that still fit under a garden cloche.
Check out these beauties!
▼Better hope they have elevators in this resort.
▼Saruman, are you home?
▼Lighthouses are way hip in this scene.
▼Seriously, are you sure Miyazaki didn’t make this?
▼How much is rent on a two-bedroom in Michelin Man’s bicep anyway?
▼Back view
▼ Concept
▼Proof of concept
Amazing! Who wouldn’t want one of these whimsical creations on their coffee table?
Source and images: Naver Matome












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