Age: 14 years
Dimensions: 47 x 35 x 48 cm
The 14-year-old Ficus Carica Bonsai represents the spiritual essence of Mediterranean civilization in living form. This authentic specimen of the common fig carries millennia of sacred history and cultural tradition, transforming one of the oldest symbols of wisdom and abundance into a contemporary work of art of extraordinary symbolic value.
Botanical characteristics:
- Species: Ficus Carica - Common fig of Mediterranean tradition
- Sacredness: Sacred tree to ancient Mediterranean civilizations
- Classification: Deciduous fruiting bonsai of historical value
- Longevity: Millennial species with controlled vigorous growth
Characteristics of absolute originality: • Iconic palmate foliage: Large, deeply lobed leaves of intense green, a recognizable symbol of the species • Characteristic silvery trunk: Smooth, silvery-grey bark that brightens with age • Authentic fruiting: Ability to produce small ornamental figs under optimal conditions • Spectacular aerial roots: Natural development of aerial roots that lend a tropical character • Autumn metamorphosis: Golden transformation of leaves creating picturesque scenes
Spiritual and cultural value: The Ficus Carica is much more than a plant: it is a living symbol of ancient wisdom. From sacred scriptures to classical mythology, the fig represents knowledge, protection, and spiritual rebirth. This bonsai brings into your homes not only natural beauty but also a deep connection to the spiritual and cultural roots of Mediterranean civilization.
A living bridge between ancient wisdom and contemporary contemplation.
A botanical masterpiece celebrating 14 years of artistic growth combined with millennia of cultural and spiritual significance.
Technical support included: Each bonsai is delivered with an exclusive QR Code that will give you immediate access to a dedicated page with detailed guides for the specific care and maintenance of the variety. Professional support always at your smartphone's fingertips to ensure the health and beauty of your specimen over time.
