Kokedama Workshop July 12

July 12 1pm to 3pm

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!

Because of the limited seating and small group dynamic of this workshop, we will not be offering refunds or accommodations for missed attendance. You are welcome to give your ticket to a friend or family member and we will verify the purchaser’s name at check in. 

This class is mainly for adults, but parents are welcome to join with their teenage children. Mature teens may attend as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets are required for all participants.