Sabamiki
Represents part or most of a trunk that has been damaged or split by nature after spending years in a natural growth area. This phenomenon is seen in old trees surviving in the mountains and presents a refined elegance.
Sabamiki
Sabamiki, or hollow trunk tends to be used to disguise the lack of taper in collected material, particularly when that material may best be described as a 'stump'. This is not a technique for the faint hearted.
SABAMIKI split-trunk
SHARIMIKI driftwood
TANUKI 'cheats'/form where sapling is attached to deadwood/ also known as a 'Phoenix Graft'.
S: sabamiki -A Japanese term for a tree with a wounded trunk tree that is hollow or split open
saikei - tray plantings containing stones, trees, plants, but in the strict sense, without figurines - See bonkei.
Sabamiki
One of the "dead wood" techniques. The intention is to give the tree an old and lightning damaged look. Most seen on conifers. Sabamiki is the denomination for hollow trunks. (See also Jin, Shari).
Saikei ...
Sabamiki style.
This style features a large "split" in the trunk caused by a deep wound. This wound creates a hollow in the trunk.
Split Trunk Style (Sabamiki)
Usually has the base of its trunk Split or Hollowed out. In nature this style is usually found in very old trees. In Bonsai Sabamiki can add a feeling of great age to the tree.
Sabamiki - (Split Trunk),
Saramiki - (exposed trunk, the bark is MOSTLY stripped off) Sekijõju - (Root over Rock; the plant is grown over a rock and into the soil of a pot)
Ishitsuki - (planted in crevices in a rock) and ...
bleached is called Sabamiki or Sabakan. When deadwood is present on the
branches as well, the term Jin is used. However, though the tree itself is
bleached, a dark brown Mizusui (water path that sucks water from the trunk) ...
Junipers have a low, spread that makes them ideal for cascade and semi-cascade styles. One of the best characteristics of Juniper Bonsai is its hard resinous wood, ideal for advanced sculptural techniques such as jin, shari and sabamiki.
 See also: Trunk, Bonsai, Root, Tree, Informal upright
  
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