Bonsai of Fig (Ficus Carica)

Bonsai of Fig (Ficus Carica).
Safe delivery in a wooden crate.

• Height: 50 cm (excluding pot)

• Width: 40 cm

• Trunk: 55 cm

• Pot: 14 x 48 x 36 cm

Photos taken in March 2026

Fig bonsai

This Fig bonsai (Ficus carica) is the common Mediterranean fig grown in miniature, a tree with a long history around the warm shores of the inland sea. Its broad, deeply lobed leaves and the smooth, pale grey bark give it an unmistakable presence, generous and a little ancient at the same time.

Ficus carica is loved in bonsai for the way its trunk swells and develops surface roots that grip the soil, a look of age that comes naturally to the species. The large leaves reduce well in a small tree, and the whole plant keeps the relaxed, rounded character of the figs that shade old courtyards.

Heritage and appeal

Few trees carry as much cultural weight as the fig. It appears in ancient texts, in the gardens of the Mediterranean and in countless paintings of warm southern landscapes. As a bonsai it brings a piece of that sun-soaked world indoors, and collectors prize it for the heavy, characterful trunk it forms over the years.

About this specimen

The photos show the exact plant you will receive, pot included. Every Fig bonsai is unique, with its own trunk, its own pattern of roots and its own spread of bold leaves. What you see in the images is what arrives at your door, packed for safe delivery.

It is a tree with real presence, the kind of figure that anchors a shelf or a windowsill.

A Mediterranean classic

The fig is one of the oldest companions of Mediterranean life, and a Fig bonsai distils that long association into a single small form. For anyone drawn to the trees of the south, with their broad leaves and weathered bark, it makes a warm and characterful choice.