bonsai tree clay Shohin Shimpaku on purple clay bonsai pot

bonsai tree clay Shohin Shimpaku on purple clay bonsai potShohin Shimpaku Bonsai in Purple Clay Pot A refined living sculpture, hand trained and styled to embody balance and natural elegance. This Shohin sized Juniperus chinensis var. Shimpaku features graceful branching and lush, compact foliage. Planted in a traditional unglazed purple clay bonsai pot, it reflects the wabi sabi spirit of Japanese bonsai artistry simplicity, patience, and timeless beauty. Features Tree Variety: Shimpaku Juniper (Juniperus

Shohin Shimpaku Bonsai in Purple Clay Pot

A refined living sculpture, hand-trained and styled to embody balance and natural elegance.

This Shohin-sized Juniperus chinensis var. Shimpaku features graceful branching and lush, compact foliage. Planted in a traditional unglazed purple clay bonsai pot, it reflects the wabi-sabi spirit of Japanese bonsai artistry — simplicity, patience, and timeless beauty.

Features

• Tree Variety: Shimpaku Juniper (Juniperus chinensis var. Shimpaku)
• Style: Shohin Bonsai
• Height & Dimensions: 26.7 cm (h) × 23 cm (w) × 20 cm (d)
• Pot: Purple clay bonsai pot, 5.5 cm (h) × 15 cm (w) × 12.5 cm (d)
• Special Note: You will be receiving this exact piece, carefully photographed for accuracy.

Why This Bonsai

• Shimpaku Juniper is prized for its fine foliage, resilience, and graceful form — a favorite among bonsai artists.
• Shohin size (under 27 cm) makes it ideal for display in homes, offices, or personal collections where space is valued.
• Purple clay pot enhances the natural tones of the tree and soil, grounding the composition in traditional bonsai aesthetics.

What’s Included

• One Shohin Shimpaku Bonsai (the exact piece shown)
• Care guide for watering, light, and shaping
• Secure packaging for safe transport

Care & Maintenance 

• Light: Place in a bright location with at least 4–6 hours of indirect sunlight daily. Outdoors with filtered light is ideal; indoors near a sunny window is acceptable.
• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but never waterlogged. Water thoroughly when the top layer feels slightly dry. Avoid letting the soil completely dry out.
• Humidity: Benefits from moderate humidity; mist foliage occasionally in drier environments.
• Pruning: Trim new growth lightly to maintain shape. Avoid heavy pruning at once; style gradually.
• Repotting: Every 2–3 years, using a well-draining bonsai soil mix.
• Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced bonsai fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during the growing season