Kokedama

Drawing on her Japanese heritage and connection to Japanese culture, Lisa will guide you step-by-step through the process of shaping the soil, wrapping the roots, applying moss and securing your plants using traditional Japanese techniques. During the workshop, you’ll create three kokedama plants to take home, perfect for displaying in your own home or giving as unique, handmade Christmas gifts. You’ll also learn how to care for your kokedama to keep them healthy and thriving.

To complement the workshop, there will be an opportunity to enjoy and explore a selection of Japanese teas, adding to the peaceful and cultural experience.

Set within the beautiful surroundings of the historic manor house dressed for Christmas, this is a lovely opportunity to slow down, connect with nature and experience a beautiful piece of Japanese culture. All materials are provided, so simply bring your curiosity and a sense of calm.

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Lisa Duncan

Lisa Duncan is a forest bathing guide, mindfulness coach, and lifestyle herbalist, deeply influenced by her time in Japan. Her work helps people reconnect with nature for greater relaxation and wellbeing.

Practical Information

All materials provided, no experience required

Tea/Coffee and mince pies included

Suitable for ages 16+ (under 18s must be accompanied)

While we aim to make our workshops as accessible as possible, some activities may not be suitable for all access needs. Please get in touch before booking so we can advise and support you. For more information about access, visit our access page.