This collection of dwarf jade (Portulacaria afra) bonsai showcases an impressive range of horticultural artistry, featuring diverse styles from a serene multi-trunk forest arrangement in a scalloped tray to formal upright and slanting specimens. Each plant highlights the species' characteristic thick, fleshy green leaves and deeply textured, corky bark that gives even younger trees an ancient, weathered appearance. Several trees exhibit refined techniques such as visible wiring for branch positioning, prominent exposed root bases (nebari) for stability, and the integration of porous decorative rocks to create miniature mountain landscapes. Housed in traditional ceramic pots, these bonsai represent a perfect blend of natural succulent resilience and sophisticated structural training.