Provenance: Portugal;
Container: Vintage Ceramic;
Source: Collected.

Style: Sharimiki;
Height: 80cm;
Nebari: 30cm;
Estimated Age: Around 50 years old.

This pomegranate bonsai presents a striking balance between vitality and age, combining a naturally flowing live vein with a massive, expressive deadwood. Standing 80 cm tall, the tree conveys both strength and elegance, its structure emphasizing the harmony between living tissue and sculptural decay.

The display is complemented by an old vintage Chinese pot, chosen to echo the red tones of the solitary fruit, while the remaining yellow leaves of fall provide a vibrant contrast against the green of the container. The combination of color, texture, and form creates a visually compelling composition that draws the viewer’s eye along the tree’s natural flow.

This specimen exemplifies the beauty of pomegranate as a bonsai species: vigorous growth, resilience, and the ability to harmonize bold deadwood with delicate seasonal detail. Currently awaiting presentation at the National Exhibition in Portugal, this tree promises to captivate with its presence, seasonal charm, and dynamic interplay between life and age.