Kokedama workshops are an introduction to the Japanese technique of creating plant arrangements without a pot. In the intimate atmosphere of the studio, you'll create your own kokedama—a plant in a moss ball.
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Kokedama is a Japanese technique for growing plants without a pot – a ball of soil is formed and covered with moss. It can be hung or placed on a saucer.
During the kokedama workshop, you will learn the principles of preparing this form and how to choose plants and substrate so that the arrangement will be durable and develop well.
These classes are for people who enjoy working with plants, appreciate a calm pace of work, and want to create their own plant composition.
You will prepare two kokedama – plants in moss balls.
First, I'll explain how to choose plants and prepare the substrate. I'll also briefly discuss the history of kokedama. Then, you'll shape the balls, plant the plants inside, and secure the whole thing with a layer of moss. I'll also show you how to water and care for your kokedama to ensure they grow beautifully.,
Each participant will receive hooks or stands to display their work.
There will also be time for coffee, something sweet, and interesting conversations about plants.
I provide all the materials needed to prepare two kokedamas – plants, substrate, moss, accessories, and tools.
Each participant will also receive hooks or stands to display their work and protective packaging for transport – made of ecological materials and tailored to their form.
Hot drinks and small sweet treats are available during classes.
Dress comfortably – don't worry if you get a little dirty.
Please limit your use of perfume. Please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes before the start – I may still be getting ready.
Up to 7 days before the workshop you can change the date to another one if there are places available.
If the minimum number of participants is not met, the workshop may be canceled up to three days before the start date. In such cases, I will offer a new date or a refund.
The workshops are intended for ages 16 and up. If you would like to participate with a younger child, please contact us before registering.
By signing up for classes, you accept the terms and conditions Regulations.
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The workshops last approximately 2 hours.
Joanna Komorowska Studio
Belgijska Street 6, Warsaw
Entrance from the street.
Paid parking along the street, accessible by public transport.
There is a bicycle rack available in the enclosed courtyard.
