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bumblebee

I for one really like looking at these new trees. There is most definately a sense of humor about them that is lacking most anywhere else you care to look in the world of bonsai, but is that a negative? Call me naive --- but in my eye, these trees point to something more than has been generally accepted as good bonsai, not less. And the man who created them -- he's got balls to ask for us to look at his work.

Libby

bsumrongthong

see Thailand bonsai at http:www.bonsaithai.com

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bsumrongthong

I wana sell all lots what I have because my uncle is too old and I do not have time to look after them. Any one here know how to start? If any bonsai center would liketo have them all I would be delighted because they are so precious as my uncle took his life time making them all. He also wrote a book how to make them. Pls visit http://www.bonsaithai.net and your advice &comments are welcome.
jane

bsumrongthong

I wana sell all lots what I have because my uncle is too old and I do not have time to look after them. Any one here know how to start? If any bonsai center would liketo have them all I would be delighted because they are so precious as my uncle took his life time making them all. He also wrote a book how to make them. Pls visit http://www.bonsaithai.net and your advice &comments are welcome.
jane

PatArizona

G'day all...



Assuming that Jay's conversion..."...One US dollar equals approx. 32.3 Baht..."...is reasonably accurate, gives reason to think that Mr. Sukirak must be selling some of his bonsai in the range of $2000 to $5000. This would indicate…to me…that there must be some one, or six, in Thailand that places some value on these bonsai.



Out of respect to Mr. Sukirak, and the skills made evident in the photos…I find it somewhat difficult…no, very difficult…to accept a label like “…sense of humor….” Curious? Maybe. Or divergent? Maybe. But not humorous. Just because they are different.

Different.


Then to say that Mr. Sukirak has "...got balls to ask for us to look at his work...". I guess we could say that about Salvador Dali?


My thoughts. My opinions.

Pat

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anttal63

pat i always respect what you have to say, and your opinion is your opinion but these are not bonsai and will never be in the future. you coudnt even take an air layer in the future. and that is that. call it plant art if you like but not bonsai!

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FlyBri

Gday Bsumrongthong.

I have taken the liberty of placing all of your posts into one thread. As it was, you appeared to be randomly posting in threads which had nothing to do with Thai Bonsai. Hopefully, you will soon have something to contribute to the Forum other than thinly veiled advertising for "your uncle's" trees.

Thanks.

FlyBri.

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Thanks