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12-Feb-2008

Karl Thier

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Larch on stone plate

I have found this larch on 1800 meters of sea height in fall 2002. I have worked on this larch since December 2005. I think the design of this larch is a little unusual, I but it exactly wanted so.

Picture 1: before the Styling December 2005.
Picture 2:Front1 ? February 2007.
Picture 3:Front2 ?
Picture 4: Side view on the right.
Picture 5: Side view on the left.

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12-Feb-2008	#6
bonsaimeister bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman Join Date: Jan-2007 Location: Seattle, Washington Country: USA USDA Zone: Zone 8 AHS Heat Zone: 2 Posts: 667	Awesome Karl!!! Very nice work. Is the stone authentic? Thanks for posting Bonsaimeister __________________ "On its root I firmly commit In its trunk I keep my soul Through its leaves, I reflect my vision..." - Robert Steven

12-Feb-2008	#7
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13-Feb-2008

Karl Thier

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bonsaimeister

Awesome Karl!!!

Very nice work. Is the stone authentic?

Thanks for posting

Bonsaimeister

Hi Robert, all the stones are by me arranged, why?

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13-Feb-2008

bonsaimeister

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Karl Thier

Hi Robert, all the stones are by me arranged, why?

Thanks Karl. The placement of the stones is very natural and stable. Great stuff!

P.S. you can call me bonsaimeister instead of Robert Steven

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