No.7617 June Kusamono（Grass Bonsai）(Hosta, Leopard Plant ＆Showy stonecrop)

The Art of Miniature Nature: Cross Stitch Kit (The BONSAI Series) - June
Cultivate a masterpiece, square by square. Our Bonsai series brings the meditative precision of Japanese living art to the world of cross stitch. In the world of Bonsai, a single pot holds an entire landscape—a silent dialogue between man and nature. By following the grid, you can now "grow" your own eternal garden. Experience the patient joy of watching a lush scenery bloom through your fingertips.

【June: The Verdant Stillness of "Kusamono"】
Dive into a miniature wilderness with our June "Kusamono" (Wild Grass) Bonsai kit. While traditional bonsai focuses on majestic trees, Kusamono celebrates the humble, delicate beauty of wild plants that thrive in the shadows. This design features a harmonious trio of Japanese botanical treasures, each with its own unique texture:

Giboshi (Hosta): Famed for its elegant, heart-shaped leaves that catch the raindrops of early summer.

Tsuwabuki (Leopard Plant): A sturdy perennial with thick, glossy foliage that brings a sense of resilience to the shade.

Misebaya (Stonecrop): A charming succulent with rhythmic, rounded leaves that trail beautifully over the edge of the pot.

This all-in-one kit is designed for an effortless start. Inside the package, you’ll find everything you need: our high-quality "Indian Cloth" (a premium 13-count Aida weave), our vibrant No. 25 embroidery floss (100% premium Egyptian cotton), and a dedicated needle. As you cross each stitch, feel the quiet vitality of a moss-covered Japanese courtyard. It’s time to embrace your Zen moment and cultivate a sense of deep serenity with every verdant, green stitch.

<Finished dimensions>
Frame outer diameter: approx. 20cm x 15cm, frame inner diameter: approx. 16.6cm x 11.6cm
<Kit contents>
No. 25 embroidery thread
No.8300 Indian Cloth (Off White)
cross stitch needle
Cross stitch color pattern included Instruction manual（Japanese）
frame
<Number of stitches>
13 counts per inch, approximately 52 stitches per 10cm
<Forehead>
With frame