Bonsai II

In Bonsai II, the artist finds grandeur within measure—a wide, ancient trunk anchors a crown pruned into rhythmic layers, like steps ascending into silence. Prasad’s watercolour breathes with subtle depth; the dark pot grounds the tree’s gravity while the soft background halo amplifies its presence. This bonsai stands as both structure and story, as a dialogue between survival and refinement, strength and grace. Here, Prasad’s realism edges toward philosophy. The bonsai’s form recalls the architecture of mountains, the patience of rivers shaping stone.

This 11 x 15 inch watercolour on paper captures a sense of timeless restraint, perfect for collectors who seek quiet grandeur within intimate scale.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

• Created by Jaggu Prasad ji, whose works bridge precision and emotional depth
• A visual meditation on balance and transformation through time
• Ideal for interiors seeking a sense of calm sophistication and organic grace