Kokedama Workshop

Discover the art of kokedama—a Japanese bonsai technique where a plant's roots are wrapped in moss and bound with string, creating a stunning, living sculpture. The word koke means moss, and dama means ball.
This elegant tradition has evolved into modern forms like string gardens, where plants are suspended in the air for a serene, gravity-defying effect. Popularized by Dutch artist Fedor van de Valk, kokedama brings beauty, balance, and uniqueness to your indoor plant collection—and they’re surprisingly easy to care for.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your very own kokedama!
Your ticket includes:
One 4-inch plant
All necessary materials
Printed care instructions
Unlimited Tea
Whether you're celebrating a birthday, hosting a team-building event or bachelorette party, or just indulging your love of greenery, this workshop offers a memorable and creative experience for all.
Limited to 25 participants—spaces are filling fast, so don’t miss your chance to book!