Source: Kazamidori 風碧 (@diporca)
Kazamidori’s Exquisite Bonsai Creations, Fashion Accessories and Herbarium Art
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Working wonders in liquid resin and wire, Kazamidori 風碧 is a talented artist who creates both works to decorate your home and to accessorize your wardrobe.
He makes detailed three-dimensional flower "portraits" complete with vases, potted plant creations from very small to detailed bonsai creations, colorful kanzashi hair pins and hat pins, and more recently, herbarium art works which look like old-fashioned botanical specimens fashionably displayed in labeled glass ampoules and sealed with cork.
Here are some of our favorite works in his collection. Click on the images to view them in full resolution.
Original Bonsai Creations
Sakura "Kengai" style 懸崖桜
In bonsai, kengai 懸崖 (literally "hanging over the edge of a cliff) describes works where the trunks and branches grow downwards below the rim of the pot.
Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Wisteria 藤
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Kanzashi hair pins
Kanzashi 簪 traditional Japanese hair pins are typically worn when wearing kimonos, but they can also be worn on other occasions.
Water Lilies 睡蓮
Top: Tenkō 天煌, Bottom Left: Awabeni 淡紅, Bottom Right: Yoimurasaki 宵紫
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Dahlia - Cosmic Magenta
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Dahlia - Abyss Violet
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Dahlia - Comet Blue
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Dahlia - Nishikigoi 錦鯉
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Dahlia - Rōkō 漏光
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Red spider lily - Hinaakari 雛灯
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Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Flower "portraits"
Anemone - Beyond the curtain 帳の向こう
In floriography (the language of flowers), anemone signifies anticipation, love or fragility. However, Kazamidori has created his own original meaning for this piece, which he specially designed for a model.
Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Striped Rose 薔薇 絞り模様
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Raspberry 木苺
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Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Safran
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Corsages
From Right to Left: Sweet Violet, Rose Liqueur, Royal Blue
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Chinese lantern plant - Hōzuki 鬼灯
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Image courtesy of Kazamidori (@diporca)
Clockwise from top: Tamausagi 玉兎, Hōzuki 鬼灯, Ameshizuku 飴雫
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Herbarium Series: Kazamidori Lab
Kazamidori has recently been creating herbarium artwork in a series called "Kazamidori Lab." They have a charming, old-fashioned feel, with each botanical specimen contained in a glass ampoule, labeled for identification and sealed with a cork.
Photo by NOZOMI (@nozomisyasou)
Photo by NOZOMI (@nozomisyasou)
Artist Links
If you would like to see more of Kazamidori's beautiful artworks and accessories, or find out how you can buy one, here are the links to follow: