Events
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Chewelah Library)
Chewelah Library 311 E Clay Ave, Chewelah, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Lakeside Library)
Lakeside Library 5919 Hwy. 291 Suite 2, Nine Mile FallsKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Kettle Falls Library)
Kettle Falls Library 615 Meyers St, Kettle Falls, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Colville Library)
Colville Library 195 S Oak St, Colville, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Loon Lake Library)
Loon Lake Library 4008 Cedar St, Loon Lake, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Northport Library)
Northport Library 521 Center Ave, Northport, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.
Kokedama Moss Ball Class (Hunters Library)
Hunters Library 5014 Hunters Old School Rd, Bldg #11, Hunters, WA, United StatesKokedama Moss Ball - "Make and Take" What is Kokedama? A centuries-old Japanese planting art meets an easy-care houseplant in kokedama-making. The Japanese words that name this technique describe it perfectly. "Koke" means "moss," and "dama" means "ball," and kokedama is the art of using a moss-covered ball as a vessel to grow plants.