Eternal Forest Workshop

In this workshop, you will create your own Eternal Forest, a small self-sustaining ecosystem inside a closed glass jar. Using moss, tropical plants, and natural elements, you will bring to life a miniature landscape that requires minimal maintenance and allows you to enjoy a corner of nature in any space. You will learn to design a balanced composition, discovering the characteristics of each material and the techniques needed to create a healthy and lasting ecosystem. Step by step, you will build a unique forest, inspired by nature and crafted in your own style. No prior experience is necessary. During the workshop, you will receive all the necessary explanations and will have the materials and tools to enjoy the creative process with ease. Additionally, we will take a break to share a coffee or tea accompanied by a delicious homemade cake, turning the workshop into a moment to create, connect with nature, and disconnect from the daily grind.

Experience step by step

1. Welcome and Introduction We will start with a brief introduction to the world of Eternal Forests, where you will learn about the materials we will use and discover how these small self-sustaining ecosystems work. 2. Ecosystem Preparation You will learn to create the base of the forest by placing the different layers necessary to promote balance and the proper development of the ecosystem inside the glass jar. 3. Design and Planting We will incorporate moss, tropical plants, and natural elements to shape a miniature landscape. You will discover how to arrange each element to achieve a harmonious and healthy composition. 4. Care and Maintenance We will explain how to care for your Eternal Forest, when to open the jar if necessary, how to identify if the ecosystem is balanced, and what to do to keep it in perfect condition for years. 5. Workshop Closure We will address any final questions, and you will take home your Eternal Forest, a small corner of nature created by you and ready to enjoy for a long time.

Where to meet

Párroco Manuel Cobas 4 bajo izquierda
15679, El Temple (Cambre)
A Coruña