Red Bonsai on Driftwood #8112401
Wire Bonsai
This is an Original, Hand-Made, Wire Tree
7in Wide x 4.5in Tall
Copper Wire Bonsai - Tree of Life Sculpture
The Tree of Life symbolizes the connection to all things. The tree has roots that reach deeply into the soil, acknowledging its connection to, and accepting nourishment from, Mother Earth. Leaves and branches extend into the sky acknowledging Father Sun and accepting the energy that transforms into nourishment.
The Tree of Life means you are not an island, but rather connected to the world around you and dependent on it for your ability to thrive.
Each Tree is unique and one-of-a- kind. They are individually crafted and hand made locally by John Bowling
Wire Bonsai
This is an Original, Hand-Made, Wire Tree
7in Wide x 4.5in Tall
Copper Wire Bonsai - Tree of Life Sculpture
The Tree of Life symbolizes the connection to all things. The tree has roots that reach deeply into the soil, acknowledging its connection to, and accepting nourishment from, Mother Earth. Leaves and branches extend into the sky acknowledging Father Sun and accepting the energy that transforms into nourishment.
The Tree of Life means you are not an island, but rather connected to the world around you and dependent on it for your ability to thrive.
Each Tree is unique and one-of-a- kind. They are individually crafted and hand made locally by John Bowling
Wire Bonsai
This is an Original, Hand-Made, Wire Tree
7in Wide x 4.5in Tall
Copper Wire Bonsai - Tree of Life Sculpture
The Tree of Life symbolizes the connection to all things. The tree has roots that reach deeply into the soil, acknowledging its connection to, and accepting nourishment from, Mother Earth. Leaves and branches extend into the sky acknowledging Father Sun and accepting the energy that transforms into nourishment.
The Tree of Life means you are not an island, but rather connected to the world around you and dependent on it for your ability to thrive.
Each Tree is unique and one-of-a- kind. They are individually crafted and hand made locally by John Bowling