CREATIVE CONCEPT OF A BONSAI STYLE WITH LOCAL ISAN IDENTITY FOR THE DWARF PLANT DESIGN

Abstract

Creative concept of a bonsai style with local Isan identity for the dwarf plant design. Trees the goals are to: (1) examine and contrast the features of two different cultures' bonsai arts; and (2) introduce the idea of designing bonsai styles. To encourage the recognition of indigenous Isan trees through the process of researching data, reviewing pertinent literature, and conducting in-depth interviews to present concepts, they were examined, combined, and condensed. The nature of the trees in that particular geographic area influences the bonsai style, according to the analysis's findings. Consequently, choosing an Isan bonsai style based on the type of trees in the environment is important. Native trees can be utilized to create an Isan bonsai style, like elevated regions that descend to a mountain's base. The river's low-lying sections, floodplains, etc. Furthermore, Isan culture in several the area is home to numerous distinctive regional crafts and traditions, like Hoop Tam ceramics. Designs on rock castles, Ban Chiang jars, etc. Isan bonsai pots can be created using these distinctive Isan features. Encourage the dissemination of recommendations for the sustainable development of product styles derived from local knowledge.