Kokedama is Japanese for 'Moss Ball' which this planting style literally is! It’s a plant, wrapped in moss into a ball shape around its roots and suspended or set in a tray in an artful and lovely manner! Nature Hills makes it easy with our new line of ready-to-ship Kokedama plants just for you! It’s no time to hibernate or sulk - It’s time to pick up a new houseplant obsession and maybe even a new hobby! But that means it's time to say ‘hello!’ to our houseplants yet again! They’ve been there patiently waiting for us to come back and give them some attention anyway! Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.07in - 0.It’s almost time for us gardeners to say ‘good night’ to our gardens and head back indoors for the winter.In other words, it's a celebration of the raw, the unrefined, and the human Book Details Wabi-sabi is a flower in full bloom, a delicate crack in a handmade bowl, a well-loved book, an oddly shaped (but delicious) homegrown tomato, a falling leaf, or a kokedama displayed in an asymmetrical manner. Sabi is the grace and peace that come with maturity and experience.

Wabi is the quality of simplicity, whether rustic or refined, and often refers to both natural and manmade items, though a direct Western translation of the spirit of this philosophy does not exist. The Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the world's inherent imperfection, can be seen in the practice of kokedama.

Kokedama, or 'poor man's bonsai,' are a wider category of low-maintenance plant and display options. It originated when members of Japan's lower socioeconomic classes sought out ways to incorporate bonsai's aesthetics into their daily lives without breaking the bank.

Kokedama, or 'moss ball' (koke = moss, dama = ball), is a type of bonsai that has been practiced for centuries.

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