[WORKSHOP] CREATION OF KOKEDAMAS

The kokedama, literally means "ball of moss", koke "moss", dama "ball" is a Japanese cultivation technique in which no gardening artifice is used and coexistence between aesthetics and ecology is sought.

The kokedama is included in the bonsai cultivation technique. The bonsai technique began in China around 2000 BC. After being introduced to Japan, the variant was born about 500 years ago in which no pot of any kind was used.

In the Workshop we will work on this Japanese technique to have our own natural planter.

At the end of the workshop you will take home a kokedama made by you, ready to decorate your home.

• Creative stimulus
• We will boost creativity and innovation in an inspiring floral environment
• We will encourage cooperation and joint work through floral art, strengthening the bonds between participants
• Memorable experience
• We create lasting memories that will last beyond the workshop, being able to take home your flower arrangement

Cancellation of registrations:

Depending on the registrations made, the training action will be viable or not, for this reason it is important that you notify cancellations.

The cancellation must be communicated 48 hours before the start of the training through the email formacio@cetit.org, otherwise 100% of the amount of the training action will be invoiced.

Images and recording of the course: we inform you that, in compliance with the RGPD, the current legal regulations on data protection and Law 1/1982 on civil protection, right to honor, personal and family privacy and the image itself, photographs will be taken during the course and in certain cases they will be recorded and/or broadcast live. Under no circumstances will the name of the interested party be published. The image is used legitimately for the College's legitimate interest in promoting these courses and their possible subsequent viewing by attendees.

By attending, these images will be kept for as long as the course is uploaded to the platform. Once the time limit for later viewing has passed, it will no longer be uploaded to the platform and the images will be deleted with appropriate security measures.

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