Discover the captivating beauty of a 65-year-old Pinus contorta, also known as Shore Pine Bonsai, showcased in a striking design that highlights its coastal origins. Collected by renowned bonsai artist Bob Shimon from California’s northern coast, this impressive tree exemplifies the essence of its native environment. Originally styled by the talented Ryan Neil, it now resides in a crescent-shaped Jan Rentenaar ceramic container, adding a touch of elegance to its presentation.

The Shore Pine’s unique form features an impressive bark, a robust base, and a trio of cascading branches that reflect its cliff-dwelling nature. Accompanied by a native Rhododendron, which was collected alongside the Pine, this composition captures the distinct aesthetic of California’s Pacific coastal steppe.

With three years of dedicated training, this bonsai tree is in pristine, show-ready condition. It represents a creative and iconic depiction of native American landscapes, and as it continues to develop and expand its foliage, its visual appeal will only grow.

Key Details:
– Species: Pinus contorta (Shore Pine)
– Estimated Age: 65 years
– Training Duration: 3 years
– Collector: Bob Shimon
– Origin: Northern Coast of California
– Ceramic Container: Jan Rentenaar
– Original Design: Ryan Neil
– Dimensions: 39″ W x 19″ D x 49″ H

Explore the artistry and natural charm of this exceptional Shore Pine bonsai, a true testament to the beauty of American landscapes.