Kokedama : Learn to make your own Japanese Floating Garden

This workshop creates traditional Japanese Moss Balls (Japanese: Kokedama 苔玉) which are balls of soil that are covered in moss and hold a live plant. Kokedama is easy to enjoy and decorate in your space as a hanging, floating plant to brighten up your space. Workshop includes all materials of Kokedama which you will make 2 Kokedama and take home at the end of the session. In this workshop also learn how to choose the plants and how to take care of them. The workshop will be instructed by a horticulturalist and floral designer with EunYoung Sebazco.

About the artist

*EunYoung Sebazco earned a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Tokyo Agriculture University, Japan. She managed and developed public, private, and commercial gardens. Her principal interest: “public space creation” brought her to New York City. Obtaining a horticulture degree from the New York Botanical Garden School of Professional Horticulture allowed her to combine a deep knowledge of native plant ecology, horticulture, conservation, and ecological landscape design. She worked at one of New York City Parks and enjoyed serving and beautifying public gardens for 16 years. EunYoung is honored to present a Patio Garden Design category at the Philadelphia Flower Show 2022 which is the country's oldest, largest, and most prestigious celebration of flowers. She has taught Kokedama in private & corporate venues for the last ten years. She is co-founder of Kinka, East Village.

A special big thanks to who supports this program.

*In this workshop, participants receive materials and a fee is included

*The refund policy: Due to a limited number of spots in the workshop and the preparation involved, there are no refunds within 1 days of the event.

*If you have any question, you can send us an email to [email protected] and we'll get back to you.

An image from Globus Washitsu. A special big thanks to Globus Family who supports this program.

A video by Daniel Huang

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Globus Washitsu, 889 Broadway, New York, United States