Moss, Soil & Sips
Kokedama Workshop + Sound Bath
Sunday, June 7th 2026
3:00–5:30 PM
Rain Coast Farms | Quilcene, WA
Join us for a slow afternoon of craft, connection, and grounding among the orchard trees at Rain Coast Farms.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll create your own Kokedama moss ball plant to take home while sipping wine and enjoying the beauty of the farm.
Kokedama, meaning “moss ball” in Japanese, is a centuries-old gardening art where the roots of a plant are wrapped in soil and moss instead of a traditional pot, creating a beautiful living sculpture for your home.
Together, we’ll slow down and create with our hands, weaving simple intention into the process as we build our moss balls. Whether your intention is growth, grounding, care, creativity, or simply taking time for yourself, this is an invitation to pause and make something meaningful.
After our crafting time, settle in for a relaxing outdoor sound bath surrounded by nature to help unwind and integrate the afternoon.
Your ticket includes:
• A handmade kokedama moss ball to take home
• All materials provided
• A complimentary glass of wine
• An outdoor sound bath
• A beautiful afternoon at Rain Coast Farms
All ages are welcome.
$40 per person
About Andrea Womack
Andrea Womack has been facilitating sound baths and wellness gatherings for over 10 years. She is a yoga teacher, retreat host, folk crafter, and community organizer who has hosted over 100 workshops and gatherings rooted in nature, creativity, and connection.
Andrea is also the organizer of Wild Nest Gathering, a women’s craft and nature campout happening in Quilcene in July 2026.
Wed love to see you there at Rain Coast Farms!
Moss, Soil & Sips
Kokedama Workshop + Sound Bath
Sunday, June 7th 2026
3:00–5:30 PM
Rain Coast Farms | Quilcene, WA
Join us for a slow afternoon of craft, connection, and grounding among the orchard trees at Rain Coast Farms.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll create your own Kokedama moss ball plant to take home while sipping wine and enjoying the beauty of the farm.
Kokedama, meaning “moss ball” in Japanese, is a centuries-old gardening art where the roots of a plant are wrapped in soil and moss instead of a traditional pot, creating a beautiful living sculpture for your home.
Together, we’ll slow down and create with our hands, weaving simple intention into the process as we build our moss balls. Whether your intention is growth, grounding, care, creativity, or simply taking time for yourself, this is an invitation to pause and make something meaningful.
After our crafting time, settle in for a relaxing outdoor sound bath surrounded by nature to help unwind and integrate the afternoon.
Your ticket includes:
• A handmade kokedama moss ball to take home
• All materials provided
• A complimentary glass of wine
• An outdoor sound bath
• A beautiful afternoon at Rain Coast Farms
All ages are welcome.
$40 per person
About Andrea Womack
Andrea Womack has been facilitating sound baths and wellness gatherings for over 10 years. She is a yoga teacher, retreat host, folk crafter, and community organizer who has hosted over 100 workshops and gatherings rooted in nature, creativity, and connection.
Andrea is also the organizer of Wild Nest Gathering, a women’s craft and nature campout happening in Quilcene in July 2026.
Wed love to see you there at Rain Coast Farms!
