A slower kind of collection.

Bonsai Still is arranged as a journal of tree formats and the vessels that support them. The first question is where a tree will grow: a sheltered outdoor position, open sun or a reliably bright indoor room.

The images describe a species and visual scale. They are representative botanical images, not a promise that a particular photographed living tree will arrive. Individual trunks, branches and leaves vary naturally.

Root-ball width and pot openings sit beside the silhouette because the practical details deserve the same attention as shape.