Zuska and Joxe have combined their passion for nature, creativity and experience as craftsmen to create Sedum Natural Crafts... Terrariums, kokedamas, eternal gardens, among others, to surround ourselves with nature, purify the environment, produce good vibrations and brighten our lives.
“Sedum” is the name of a genus of succulent plants with which they feel very identified, and which they always like.
accompany.
We tell you a little more about these authentic works of art, which you can find in November in our edition of Vitoria or contact them directly by WhatsApp with the number 679 21 51 41, since they do not have a website or social networks.
In the terrariumsThey have reproduced the ideal habitat conditions of the plants that compose it, creating small gardens. They use glass containers of different designs and sizes, both open and closed (Eternal Garden).
Caring for a terrarium is simple, and Zuska and Joxe guide you on how to do it, so that it will accompany you and you can enjoy it.
He Eternal Garden It is a closed terrarium, where the conditions necessary to create a natural ecosystem are reproduced naturally. It lives off of the humidity that it generates itself. Due to its nature, it does not require any care on our part, the only thing it needs is stability, placing it in a fixed place, so that the plants adapt to the light conditions and their cycle is stabilized. Care is simple and suitable for beginners. Being something natural and handcrafted, each creation is unique.
Amalur It is a set of creations from Jardines Eternos, made in a bottle, it is inspired by the rural world,
and in the intimate contact they have with Mother Earth. Each color has its message, and helps us to enhance and
stimulate a certain mood and emotion. You have several to choose from, depending on what you want to encourage.
The support is made of wood, hand-made. The houses are made of resin, and the moss, stones and sand are natural.
The Kokedama They are plants that live inside a ball of moss, which contains a mixture of substrates inside, which facilitates drainage, and which acts as an organic pot. The technique began to be developed in Japan.
about 500 years ago, it arose from the need of the people of the villages to transport plants safely and healthily to their homes from the forest. The care of the kokedamas is simple, when you see that they do not weigh anything... it is time to water them, they themselves take the water they need and regulate themselves. You have to immerse them in water... some bubbles come out... and when they stop coming out... gently drain it and put it back in its place... you can also put them in a plate with water and let them absorb what they need.
We can go on and on telling you about the wonders they do, however we invite you to come and discover them in our Vitoria special editionYou'll love it!
DATE: November 10, 11 and 12
PLACE: NH CHANCELLOR AYALA VITORIA
Ramon y Cajal Street, 5
SCHEDULE:
Friday, from 4 to 9 PM
Saturday, from 11am to 3pm and 4:30pm to 9pm
Sunday, from 11am to 3pm and 4:30pm to 8pm
FREE ADMISSION
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