Learn to make your own kokedama, the Japanese art of moss-wrapped plant balls that hang and turn gently in the light. Under guidance, you shape the soil balls, wrap the roots in moss and finish them with cord so they can hang in your home.
The morning starts with a breakfast of organic bread rolls and extras, with coffee or tea included, followed by a short introduction to the history and aesthetics of kokedama. You then move to the workshop room and work with coconut fibre, coffee sacks, moss, leather cord and different soils. Tea and snacks are served along the way, and you leave with up to three kokedama of your own. It also makes a relaxed gift to share with a friend, partner or family member.
