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birds nest kokedama
Poster for Boston tea party Kokedama, with an example palm wrapped in moss around its base
Workshop making a palm
Two people, a man and a woman making  a palm wrapping moss around the base.

Japanese inspired plant workshop - Tranquil Plants 31st October

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    Join us at Tranquil Plants for a special Japanese inspired workshop. 

    Join us for a slow, mindful morning exploring Japanese craft and plant traditions. We'll begin with furoshiki, the ancient art of Japanese fabric wrapping, before moving into the world of bonsai and kokedama and their deep connection to wabi-sabi — the beauty found in imperfection and impermanence. Along the way, we'll pause for a moment of calm with a tea tasting.

    To finish, you'll create your own kokedama (moss ball) to take home, choosing between a palm or a bird's nest fern as your plant.

    A relaxing, hands-on session for anyone curious about Japanese aesthetics, mindful making, and bringing a little greenery into their space. Spaces are limited to book now to avoid disapointment.

    Every thing will be provided for all of the  workshop as well as a full plant care guide to take home. 

    Please be aware spaces are very limited so book early to ensure your space. 

    Date: 31st October   Time: 11AM-12PM

    Location: Tranquil Plants 

    Unit 8A, 30 Meadow Ln, Loughborough LE11 1JY

    This workshop is open to all and suitable for most ages but children must be accompanied by an adult and we will need to be notified beforehand. 

    birds nest kokedama
    Poster for Boston tea party Kokedama, with an example palm wrapped in moss around its base
    Japanese inspired plant workshop - Tranquil Plants 31st October
    Japanese inspired plant workshop - Tranquil Plants 31st October
    Workshop making a palm
    Japanese inspired plant workshop - Tranquil Plants 31st October
    Two people, a man and a woman making  a palm wrapping moss around the base.