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Bonsai wall art
Bonsai wall art: a twisting bonsai pine in bold black ink, an old pine growing from a cliff above the mist in fine ink and soft color, and a small bonsai in a blue-gray ceramic pot on a wooden table. Designs made for this shop, printed to order on canvas, with a 2-piece set.
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Format
4 of 4 pieces
Bonsai Tree in Ink
- Portrait
Bonsai Pine on a Cliff
- Landscape
Bonsai in a Ceramic Pot
- Portrait
Bonsai — 2-Piece Set
- Landscape
- Set of 2
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How to choose bonsai wall art
Our bonsai wall art comes from our studio and covers three moods. Bonsai Pine on a Cliff is a wide, misty landscape, Bonsai Tree in Ink is a graphic black study, and Bonsai in a Ceramic Pot is a quiet still life. The Bonsai 2-piece set pairs designs side by side, which helps on a wider wall. Sizes run from a 12x18 for a desk nook up to a 40x60 for a large living room wall.
Bonsai art suits rooms meant for focus and calm: a home office, a reading corner, a yoga space or a minimal bedroom. Bonsai Pine on a Cliff, a landscape piece, works over a sofa, desk or bed at about two-thirds of the furniture width, while the two portrait pieces fit a narrow wall, a hallway or the space beside a bookcase. Plain stretched canvas or a float frame keeps the Japanese-inspired look simple, an Antique Gold frame warms Bonsai in a Ceramic Pot in a traditional room, and acrylic gives the ink a crisp finish.
Questions about bonsai wall art
Are these painted or printed?
Each piece is a print of a design our studio created for this shop, made to order on canvas or acrylic. The designs take their look from ink and brush work, so you get the feel of a bonsai painting at sizes far larger than a scroll or a small framed piece.
Which bonsai tree wall art suits a home office?
Bonsai Tree in Ink is a strong choice behind a desk: the bold black lines suit a modern or minimal office and read clearly from across the room. If you'd like softer color, Bonsai Pine on a Cliff gives a calm view to look up at, especially in a 24x36 or larger above a desk.
How do I style bonsai tree artwork with my decor?
Keep the surroundings simple so the tree stays the focus. Natural wood, stone, linen, a real plant or two and neutral walls all suit it. Bonsai in a Ceramic Pot ties in nicely with blue-gray ceramics or a wooden console, and the 2-piece set balances a wide wall above a bench or bed.