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The experience
About this workshop
Kokedama is the Japanese art of wrapping a plant's roots in a soil ball bound with moss, so it can sit and grow without a pot.
You will work with a live plant, soil and moss to shape your own Kokedama, and take home tips for keeping it healthy.
What's included
- A live plant
- Soil and moss to shape and bind your Kokedama
- Plant-care tips to take home
What to bring / prepare
- Arrive about 10 minutes early
Workshop atmosphere
Gallery
Craftorium artwork for the Kokedama, Nature & Botanical and Japanese Craft workshops.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What will I make?
You will shape your own Kokedama — a plant with its roots wrapped in a soil ball bound with moss — using a live plant, soil and moss provided at the session.
How do I care for it afterwards?
You will be given plant-care tips to take home so you can keep your Kokedama healthy.
How much does it cost?
Price is still to be confirmed — please check with Craftorium when booking.
How long does the session take?
Duration is still to be confirmed — please check with Craftorium when booking.
What's your cancellation / rescheduling policy?
Not yet published by Craftorium — please confirm directly with the studio when booking.
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