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The Omotesandō Gallery was a pop-up dedicated to our gardens in a bowl. We always talk about our products as unique pieces, handcrafted one by one, so this pop-up was a statement of intent.

The terrariums and bowl gardens have gained popularity in recent times due to their practicality and design aesthetics. These small ecosystems can house a wide variety of plants, creating a small garden inside. However, to maintain the health and beauty of plants in these enclosed environments, it is crucial to understand how to properly maintain and prune them. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you care for your plants in terrariums and bowl gardens. Location and Light Place your terrarium or bowl garden in a location where it receives indirect light bright. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can heat the interior too much and damage the plants. If you notice that the plants are stretching towards the light, this...

Father's Day is approaching, and finding the perfect gift can be a challenge. If you don't know what to give, our kokedamas, terrariums o roses can be a very original natural detail to give this day. These elements are not only a perfect detail, but they are also very original and beautiful to decorate any space. Kokedamas The kokedama is a Japanese art that means "moss ball". It consists of making a ball of soil and moss around the roots of a plant, instead of using a common pot. In Omotesandō, we create kokedamas with different plants, in this video we show you some of them! At our website you can also see all the available models. Terrariums or gardens...

La aparición de hongos en las plantas de interior puede estar causada por muchas razones, pero siempre suele estar relacionada con la falta de mantenimiento.

In the hectic pace of modern life, finding moments of peace and connection with nature can be difficult. However, there is a simple but effective solution to add a touch of greenery and serenity. a touch of greenery and serenity to our spaces: houseplants.. In this blog post we explain everything we know about these little natural companions.