Kokedama Sansevieria

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🌿 The Kokedama Sansevieria brings a natural and minimalist touch to your space. Easy-care and perfect for interiors.

* Each kokedama is handmade and one of a kind, so slight variations may occur. 🪴

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🌱 Kokedama Sansevieria – Minimalist elegance with a green soul

The Kokedama Sansevieria is a perfect fusion of nature and artistry. Inspired by a centuries-old Japanese technique, this plant, wrapped in a moss ball, offers a unique and stylish way to bring greenery into any space. Ideal for modern interiors, offices, or small corners that need a natural touch with minimal effort.

Sansevieria, also known as “Snake Plant” or “Mother-in-law’s Tongue,” is a hardy, slow-growing plant known for its resilience and low-maintenance nature. It’s a top choice for anyone looking to add beauty and air-purifying benefits to their home or workspace with minimal care.

The handcrafted moss ball replaces a traditional pot, allowing you to place it directly on a decorative base or hang it for a more artistic display. This nature-inspired presentation fits beautifully in zen, minimalist, boho, or Scandinavian-style environments.

✅ Key Benefits:

  • Unique & decorative: Each kokedama is handmade, so no two are exactly alike.
  • Low maintenance: Requires minimal watering and thrives in indirect light.
  • Air purifying: Helps remove toxins and improve air quality.
  • Pot-free design: Instantly stylish with no need for a planter.

📋 Technical Sheet

  • Product name: Kokedama Sansevieria
  • Common plant name: Snake Plant / Mother-in-law’s Tongue
  • Scientific name: Sansevieria trifasciata
  • Planting technique: Kokedama (moss ball)
  • Approx. height: 20–30 cm (including plant)
  • Moss ball diameter: 8–12 cm
  • Ball material: Natural moss and special compacted substrate
  • Ideal light: Bright indirect light; tolerates low light
  • Watering: Submerge moss ball every 10–15 days (less in winter)
  • Best location: Indoors
  • Care difficulty: Very low
  • Air-purifying: Yes
  • Pet safe: Toxic if ingested by cats or dogs
  • Plant origin: West Africa