Los Angeles · Est. tradition, 20+ years

Come closer to nature, one moss ball at a time.

Kokedama of Love brings the quiet art of Japanese moss-ball gardening to Los Angeles — a small daily ritual of care, for people who live big, fast lives without a garden of their own.

The Ritual

A small act of care, held in both hands.

No soil to manage, no pot to outgrow. Just a living sphere of moss you mist, turn, and watch — a few quiet minutes that pull you out of the feed and back into the room.
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Fits the smallest apartment

No yard, no balcony, no problem. Every kokedama is sized to live on a windowsill, a shelf, or a hanging cradle in even the coziest West Hollywood studio.
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A pause from the screen

Misting and turning your kokedama takes two minutes — and asks for your full attention. Small, repeatable, grounding.
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Rooted in real expertise

Our founder grew up among Brazil’s forests before falling for the Japanese art of kokedama — twenty years of botanical instinct behind every sphere we shape.

The Collection

Ten living forms, each with its own character.

From the easiest first kokedama to sculptural, bonsai-style pieces for a growing collector’s shelf.

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Hoshi · “Star”

Hoshi

The easiest first kokedama.

$58

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Tsuki · “Moon”

Tsuki

Silvered leaves that catch the light.

$62

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Mori · “Forest”

Mori

Lush, humid, and deeply green.
$68
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Sora · “Sky”

Sora

A cloud of pearls in a hanging cradle.
$72
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Kaze · “Wind”

Kaze

Fine blades that move with every breeze.
$58

Our Story

From Brazilian forests to a Japanese art form.

Two decades working with plants led our founder to kokedama — and to a mission of bringing that ritual to Los Angeles.
Local & Los Angeles

Kokedama in Los Angeles.

Why a city built on concrete and constant motion has fallen for a centuries-old Japanese ritual — and where to find it here.
“It’s the one part of my day where I’m not looking at a screen. I just turn the moss, mist it, and breathe.”
— Early customer, West Hollywood