苔玉
根洗い
Sustainability is a big part of your business. How do you ensure an eco-conscious approach in your creations?
of well-being. Each Kokedama is handcra ed, so no two are ever the same. e process itself goes like this: rst, you reduce the substrate around the roots. en, you secure the roots with a ball of compost, cover it with a blanket of moss, and wrap it in a natural twine. ere are di erent ways to present the Kokedama—sometimes it's more moss-laden, sometimes not. Personally, I prefer wrapping it with jute or coir to give it the look of a natural pot. When I lead workshops, I always encourage participants to nish their Kokedama in whatever way they prefer, but I always using natural twine.
When creating my products, I focus on using natural materials—no plastics or wires. I choose biodegradable jute and coir to wrap the moss, instead of synthetic threads or horticultural wire. I also only use responsibly sourced moss from a Cheshire supplier. For weddings, I create tablescapes that act as sustainable favors for couples, allowing the plants to live on long a er the event, avoiding the waste that is o en associated with wedding decor. I’m always thoughtful about the suppliers and local
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