Minimum of 2 Pax
Originating in Japan, Kokedama is an unusual method of growing plants in a moss and soil sphere tied with string. The term 'kokedama' translates to 'moss ball'.
It is a combination of the nearai (meaning "no pot") bonsai and kusamono planting style.
This workshop is designed to be attended by all ages who wish to learn about this japanese art of planting. Children can be accompanied by adults.
For Corporate team bonding:
Please find out more details and fill in the enquiry form for bigger group activity. Workshop timing can be pre-arranged. Plant used will be different for bigger group with budget planning.
For Individual or small group:
Workshop timing are available on 1PM for normal weekdays and 10-11AM or 1PM on weekends and public holidays. If you wish to have the workshop at a different timing, please kindly message us.
COST INCLUDES
- Small Premna Bonsai Plant
- Small pot suitable for the bonsai
- Live Moss
- Rock, Spahgnum moss, Akadama Soil
- Tools
WORKSHOP AGENDA
- Learn about the planting method of Kokedama and types of plants you can use
- Work with different material such as moss, planting media and plants to create a kokedama
- Steps and practices to create a kokedama
- Hands On: Care tips and tricks
- Material: Premna bonsai, substrate, moss, String
