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Kokodama making classes

The Team from Highbury Community House Inc

Enjoy one and a half hours of fun, making and learning the art of Kokedama.

This class is a light and fun approach to the traditional Japanese Garden Art that has become so popular all over the world,

By the time you leave, you will be ready to create and gift your own beautiful living Kokedama.

Everything you will need is provided, plus lite refreshments.

Held at Highbury Community House, 110 Hinemoa St, Birkenhead. April 10th 11-12.30pm $70 for all materials that will make two Kokedama.

Bookings at www.littleworlds.co.nz...

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