Electrical Bonsai Trees.

Here at art view  we all know how to queue up for a pair of ‘bonsai trees’ just to have a matching pare hoping that they warranty included that they weren't underfeed or over watered while taking a short vacation. As to find they were fit for the bin after spending a lot of hard earned cash on these pieces of priceless art. These new designs of solar gadget bonsai plan to save us cash as charging unites clocks and even lighted forests with ready supply of ions. Energy efficient where its battery is concealed in the base of the device that holds enough energy to charge two iPads and it can charge a phone in four hours if it runs out of power although it better to have two batteries.  At full capacity it can hold enough power to charge an iPad twice and can charge a phone in just four hours. With energy costs soaring, the gadget has been designed to help technology-geeks charge their phone in a green-friendly manner  it’s been created by French designer Vivien Muller,

This new art powered form is called the’ Electree’ as it conceals a USB connection underneath its wood-topped base unit. The designer said he was inspired to make the product after observing real living bonsai trees, noticing that their leaves acted as natural solar panels. The designer is waiting to receive 400 presale orders for the product before commencing production. But while the gadget may cut down on your energy bills, it might take you a while to recoup the savings, as it will costs £283. Bonsai is a traditional Japanese art form in which trees are grown in miniature pots. But for art lovers the turning of the panels will seem like a modern painting that justifies it cost.

This Bonsai Tree is called the ‘Electree doubles’ as both an ornament and a charger for everyday electrical devices - without the need for any delicate pruning. Its leaves might not be green, but its potential for energy efficiency most certainly is. This little mock bonsai tree might look like the kind of thing that just sits prettily on top of a coffee table - but it is actually a rather ornate phone charger. Ornate: This mock Bonsai tree is in fact a solar-powered charger for everyday electrical devices called the 'Electree' the device has 27 miniature silicon solar panels - or 'leaves', as they are called - that can be arranged in any way the owner wants to create their own bespoke tree. The base of the gadget conceals a battery that stores the solar energy.