Hanging Taro Moss Ball Arrangement

Artificial Taro Hanging Moss Ball.

Kokedama, which translates in Japanese to “moss ball,” is a way of arranging plants where the root ball of the plant is encased in a ball of soil, which is then wrapped in moss and suspended in the air (or sometimes displayed in a dish). Kokedama originated from a century’s-old style of bonsai called Nearai by which root-bound plants would be removed from their containers – a reflection of the Wabi-sabi tradition. These spherical, floating creations have gained in popularity in recent years for their unique, space-saving, and downright whimsical appeal.

This bespoke hanging basket arrangement is crafted in house using a combination of artificial greens and leaves. Our hanging basket arrangements look great individually or grouped together and are a popular and trendy home accessory.

When the basket is hang up the full length with the string it is 88cm.

(May take up to 14 - 21 days to manufacture)