Kokedama (Intercourse Lcation)

Kokedama is a Japanese gardening art form that translates to "moss ball", where a plant's root ball is wrapped in moss and soil, then secured with string. This "potless" display technique allows plants to be hung or placed on surfaces, originating from a centuries-old bonsai tradition of displaying exposed roots. Kokedama offers a unique, space-saving, and scultural way to grow and display plants, blending nature with home decor. Our expert will guide you throuh every step, providing assembly and plant care information.

This workshop is limited to 16 people. Each person must purchase a ticket to participate, it is not allowed for two people to “share” one ticket. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required to hold your spot. *All classes last 1 hour or less* Workshop starts promptly at start time. *Terms & Conditions-Please note this is NOT a bring your own materials to this event. We've got all of that covered. Also please note that cancellations will incur a processing fee.

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