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While the cascade style utilizes a deeper pot, this style uses a medium depth pot. <br />Windswept (Fukinagashi) <br />A “windswept” tree represents a tree that has been developing in a particular form because of to natural elements . Frequently caused by powerful wind, the trunk is usually inclinated in a certain path and all divisions have grown on the same side. <br />Literati (Bunjin) <br />This styling is often represented in Japanese paintings. It is just a tree with a tall and sinuous trunk. The foliage only grows near the summit from the tree. This styling is somewhat an exception to the rigorous rules of bonsai simply because it does not have specific guidelines. It represents what the bunjin motion is within Japan: the search for liberty. <br />Group/Forest (Yose-ue) <br />This styling often represents a forest or even a little cluster of trees. It's intended to be styled in a way which will clearly signify the developing habits of trees inside a team. 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