Euonymus alatus – Triple-Trunk Root-Over-Rock Composition with Fiery Autumn Drama
Origin: Japan
Style: Neagari / Sankan (Root-over-Rock / Triple Trunk)
Tree Dimensions (height x width x depth) without pot: 48 x 86 x 67 cm
Pot (lxwxh): 47 x 33 x 8,5 cm
Nebari (with rock base): 26 cm
Highlights:
Dynamic Root-Over-Rock Design – A striking neagari presentation where roots cascade over natural stone, embracing and gripping the rock with a sense of both drama and stability. This sculptural base evokes a tree clinging to life on a windswept cliff, rooted yet resilient.
Harmonious Triple Trunk – Three distinct trunks rise in a natural, balanced rhythm, each with its own movement and taper. Their interplay creates depth and asymmetry, adding visual tension and harmony—hallmarks of classical bonsai aesthetics.
Seasonal Spectacle – Known for its vivid transformation, Euonymus alatus brings deep green leaves in spring and summer that ignite into vibrant scarlet and crimson tones in autumn. This seasonal shift provides intense color and emotional impact within the composition.
Textural Interest – Characteristic corky winged bark adds unique visual texture, especially in winter when the leafless silhouette reveals the tree’s architecture and the rugged interplay between trunk, root, and stone.
Refined Japanese Styling – Grown and styled in Japan, this tree reflects sensitive craftsmanship, with well-positioned branching, mature bark, and a naturalistic form that emphasizes both strength and delicacy.
Artistic Root Integration – The way the roots grip the rock suggests age and persistence, lending the tree a feeling of timeless endurance. This integration is not only a horticultural achievement but also a poetic statement.
This Euonymus alatus stands out as a dramatic and highly refined example of root-over-rock styling with a rare and beautifully composed three-trunk design. It brings seasonal brilliance, compelling structure, and strong visual narrative to any collection.
Perfect for: Collectors seeking a show-worthy bonsai with both autumn intensity and year-round sculptural value—ideal for those who appreciate complex compositions rooted in nature’s poetry.
