Enter Kokedama – the enchanting Japanese art of crafting moss-covered ball planters that bring a forest-like charm right to ...

With its name literally translating to “moss ball,” the centuries-old art of kokedama has its origins in Japanese horticulture and the practice of bonsai. At its core, a kokedama is a plant ...

Marimo moss balls actually are a form of algae | Photo by Toni Reale Meet Aegagropila linnaei, commonly known as Marimo moss ball. The term roughly translates to a bouncy ball that grows in water ...

Kokedama is a unique form of Japanese bonsai that features a living plant grown in a ball of soil, wrapped in moss and secured with string. The term “kokedama” comes from the Japanese words ...

Kokedama are physical proof of this. The English translation of "kokedama" is simply "moss balls." Thank goodness for the elegant Japanese language. These charming spheres of moss encase a plant ...