Kokedama classes

Fun Kokedama classes in Australia

Fun things to do in Australia 

If you’re not familiar with kokedama and you’re wondering what kokedama classes in Brisbane, Sydney, Perth and more may involve, these relaxing floristry classes will teach you how to create a Japanese moss ball as a way of displaying your plants. Kokedama literally translates as koke (moss) and dama (ball), and this form of floristry art was devised centuries ago in Japan as a unique way of displaying plants around the home. 

Simple and enjoyable to make, a kokedama ball requires just a few tools and materials to make from scratch, including the soil mixture for the base, gloves, water and, of course, the plants you'd like to use for your kokedama display. 

Your teacher, a talented and enthusiastic expert, will guide you through the entire process, providing easy-to-follow demonstrations and offering plenty of helpful tips and advice on how to make kokedama – and how to care for them afterwards. You'll get to choose from a variety of different plants that are well suited to this form of growing, and it won’t be long before you're enjoying getting your hands dirty and making your very own piece of living art to take home and display - or perhaps give to a loved one as a special personalised gift.

What to expect at kokedama classes for beginners 

Keen to cultivate your green thumbs and immerse yourself in this time-honoured Japanese tradition? There’s an array of fun-filled kokedama classes in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond, so it shouldn’t be hard to find a kokedama workshop within easy reach. 

Not sure what to expect from your first session? There’s no need for jitters – learning how to make your very own Japanese moss ball is a soothing and therapeutic activity, with a firm emphasis on fun. No previous experience is necessary, and you'll soon find your confidence growing as, with the help of your experienced teacher, you're guided step by step through the formulation of your ball of soil and moss. 

Next, you'll be shown how to insert your selected plant into the moss ball and add the finishing touches to your very first kokedama masterpiece. Your new eye-catching plant can then be attached to a piece of driftwood, displayed in a special container, or suspended using string or a macrame plant hanger. This way, you can create beautiful living ornaments that will breathe fresh green life into your abode. 

Learning how to make kokedama is so much fun that you should consider sharing the experience with someone special. Your mum, for instance? Or why not treat someone special to a kokedama workshop as a magical way of celebrating in 2024? Kokedama classes in Melbourne – and across Australia - make fantastic Mother's Day ideas for mums with a passion for plants!

Unwind at home with online kokedama courses in Australia

If you’re eager to learn kokedama, but you can’t make it to an in-person class, there’s no need to fret. There’s a range of online kokedama classes and kokedama kits for you to choose from, so you can learn how to make a Japanese moss ball in the comfort of your own home. 

For instance, this fun-filled kokedama DIY kit can be shipped to you with all of the materials and tools you’ll need to make two stunning moss balls – one large one, and one smaller one. Your carefully curated kit will include soil, sphagnum moss, a detailed instruction booklet, and, of course, two stunning plants. It won’t be long before you have two gorgeous new living decorations to add to your décor. 

As well as being one of the most relaxing and fun things to do on a rainy day, a virtual kokedama class, or a selection of kokedama kits, also makes a great addition to your fantastic date night ideas. You can even get the kids involved, and if you’re looking for unique Mother's Day gifts to 'wow' that special someone in 2024, a kokedama DIY kit is the perfect solution. She’s sure to love learning how to create her very own exquisite Japanese moss ball – who knows, making kokedama could even become her new favourite hobby, and she’ll have you to thank for introducing it to her!