🌿 Plants… but make them art. 🌿

 

Join us for a Kokedama Workshop, where ordinary houseplants turn into living sculptures. Kokedama is a traditional Japanese planting technique that wraps a plant’s roots into a soil sphere and finishes it with soft, living moss — earthy, elegant, and incredibly satisfying to make.

This hands-on workshop is beginner-friendly, creatively fun, and just the right amount of messy (the good kind). You’ll leave with your own handcrafted Kokedama plus a care card with tips on how to display it at home — hanging from twine or styled on a decorative dish.

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✨ Perfect for plant lovers, creative spirits, and anyone who enjoys trying something new.
🌱 All materials included
🤝 Presented by Fiddle & Shine House Market
 

Come get your hands a little dirty and take home something truly alive. 🌿💚

 

Class Details

🗓 Wednesday, May 13
⏰ 6:00–7:45 PM (approximately 2 hours)
📍 Buckwalter Recreation Center

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What to Expect

• Step-by-step instruction in the Kokedama technique

• Guidance on soil preparation, shaping, and moss wrapping

• Tips for display and long-term plant care

• A relaxed, creative environment suitable for all experience levels

 

This workshop is beginner-friendly and designed for anyone who enjoys plants, hands-on creativity, and learning something new.

 

Good to Know

✔️ One plant per participant
✔️ Moss, soil, and wrapping materials
✔️ Care instruction card to take home

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Participants will leave with a completed, handcrafted Kokedama and the knowledge to continue exploring this art form on their own.

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📝 Sign up now before we run out of spots! Register Here.