Japanese bonsai art fully expresses the artistic conception of nature and the changes of the four seasons by planting plants in containers, embellishing the combination of mountains and rocks, and creating harmonious shapes and structures. In Kyushu, Japan, local designers have improved and modernized the traditional bonsai art and launched Air Bonsai, a floating potted plant. The plant with soil leaves the pot and slowly floats in mid-air, rotating gracefully as if it is a world of its own. Like a grid of little planets.
Air Bonsai looks very similar to floating magic at first glance. In fact, the real secret is the magnetic levitation device that the designer hides at the bottom of potted plants and plants, which allows the plants that should be inseparable from the earth to get rid of the shackles of gravity. Floating in mid-air.
The designer cleverly combines traditional potted plant design with modern technology, and also brings a new look to traditional art.
Air Bonsai has two styles: moss ball and stone. Green moss wraps the soil and supports the plants to grow upward. It looks like a natural whole. Planting with stone as the base gives designers more options. The ingenious space can be carved from foam to look like natural stone, or directly transformed into a small flower pot, depending on which one best matches the plants.
Air Bonsai is currently raising funds on the fundraising website Kickstarter. If you are interested, don’t miss it~~Air Bonsai on Kickstarter
