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Trees are three-dimensional. This sounds obvious, but one mistake novices often make is to arrange the branches so that the bonsai tree looks reasonable from a particular viewing side, but does not have enough branches for symmetry, to the front or the rear.

○ The first branch may be either on the left or the right but should come slightly forward.

○ The second branch should be on the opposite side, also coming slightly forward.

○ The third branch should be to the rear, to add a dimension of depth to the composition as a whole.

This is a good example of handsome nebari or exposed thick roots. The roots extend outwards from a tapering trunk and are seen to anchor the tree firmly.