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bonsaiArt of producing miniature trees by selective pruning. It originated in China many centuries ago and later spread to Japan. In Japan, bonsai trees are regarded as works of art and can be valued at millions of pounds. British collectors have paid as much as £15,000 for one tree. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Instead of getting the dog she dreamed of for Christmas, Alina Cojocaru received a bonsai tree from her boyfriend and partner, Johan Kobborg. His eyes wide, a smile across his face, the youngster was in for a treat: Japanese folk dancing, taiko drumming, a handmade Japanese doll exhibit, a bonsai tree display, and an assortment of Japanese food. Fiskin's first show with this gallery showcased 50 Ways alongside an assortment of photographs from the two-decade-old "Some Aesthetic Decisions" series (showing everything from suburban mantlepieces to bonsai trees at another competition shrinking beside their oversize prize ribbons); their juxtaposition provided a perfect opportunity to connect the dots between the old and the new. |
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