Bonsai Jin Shari (also written as "God" or "Shari") is a word that refers to the part where some of the trunks and branches have withered and become white and woody, such as pine and cypress bonsai that has been grown for many years. It is caused by the withering of branches and trunks due to the influence of wind, snow and sunlight in nature, and it is an important element in expressing the style and years of bonsai.
Bonsai Jin Shari (also written as "God" or "Shari") is a word that refers to the part where some of the trunks and branches have withered and become white and woody, such as pine and cypress bonsai that has been grown for many years. It is caused by the withering of branches and trunks due to the influence of wind, snow and sunlight in nature, and it is an important element in expressing the style and years of bonsai.
