Dog-shaped bonsais are hoped to be “best-sellers” over Tet holiday 2018

Bonsai artisans in Ho Chi Minh city have chosen peony flowers to create unique shapes
 for the Lunar New Year. (Photo: VnExpress)

In the "Kingdom" of ornamental flowers in Cho Lach district (Ben Tre province), dog-shaped bonsais
 appear to attract customers. (Photo: PLO)

The funny "dogs" worth VND4 million. (Photo: PLO)

The artisans raise bonsais to serve the Tet market, in which kumquat is one of the
most cultivated species. (Photo: PLO)

In order to make memorable the experience of choosing a kumquat tree for the Lunar New Year
of Dog, a master of ornamental gardening in North Tu Liem (Hanoi) has created kumquat
bonsais planted in fun dog-shaped pots.

Kumquat bonsais planted in spotted dog porcelain vessels. (Photo: Dan Viet)

On each dog's back, there is a basket for planting kumquat bonsais.

These pottery dogs originated from Bat Trang village to serve the Lunar New Year.