Bonsai is a traditional Japanese art form that involves meticulously pruning, wiring, and shaping plants over time to create miniature representations of mature trees found in nature. The practice of bonsai emphasizes the balance between the tree, the container, and the surrounding elements, such as rocks and moss. Bonsai enthusiasts aim to create a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing composition that evokes the essence of a natural landscape in a miniature form. Bonsai requires careful attention to watering, fertilization, light exposure, and the overall health and growth of the tree. It is considered a living art form that combines horticultural techniques, artistic expression, and a deep appreciation for nature.