Age: 22 years
Dimensions: 45 x 39 x 58 cm
The Ficus Carica Bonsai is 22 years old and embodies the essence of Mediterranean tradition in artistic form. This mature specimen of the common fig, a millennia-old symbol of Southern Italian culture, represents a living work of art that combines history, tradition, and bonsai craftsmanship in a piece of extraordinary cultural value.
Botanical characteristics:
- Species: Ficus Carica – authentic Mediterranean common fig
- Origin: Historic species of the Mediterranean basin
- Classification: Deciduous fruiting bonsai with an ancient tradition
- Longevity: Centuries-old species naturally predisposed to longevity
Absolutely distinctive characteristics: • Iconic palmate foliage: Deep green, lobed leaves with an unmistakable characteristic shape • Twenty-year-old historic trunk: Smooth silver-gray bark with unique markings developed over time • Authentic fruiting: Ability to produce small ornamental figs under optimal conditions • Seasonal transformation: Spectacular autumn transformation with golden hues • Distinctive aerial roots: Natural development of aerial roots that give it unique character
Historical and cultural value: Ficus Carica represents one of the oldest species in the Mediterranean bonsai tradition. This twenty-year-old specimen carries with it the millennia-old history of the fig tree, a plant sacred to ancient civilizations and a symbol of abundance and wisdom. Its presence immediately evokes authentic Mediterranean atmospheres and deep connections with the cultural roots of our region.
A living bridge between ancient tradition and contemporary bonsai art.
A botanical masterpiece that celebrates Mediterranean history through 22 years of carefully guided artistic development.
🔗 Technical support included: Every bonsai is delivered with an exclusive QR Code that gives you immediate access to a dedicated page with detailed guides for the care and specific maintenance of the variety. Professional support always within reach on your smartphone to ensure the health and beauty of your specimen over time.
