What is saiboku? "Bonsai" is not the only way to appreciate Japanese plants!

 What is "SAIBOKU"?

We mainly produce and deliver moss balls. 

If you know, I think you can imagine "Tachiokaya = moss ball".But (๑•̀ω•́๑)b Dakashikashi!! Actually,  I have another specialty.

Yes, it is a special existence created only to decorate one space.

A special space that can only be given to you.

A moment of dreams.

That's [SAIBOKU].

Of course, this name was mentioned by Tachioka, who opened the workshop in a coined word.

It's not easy to make

There should be few people who have seen this plant tree before.

Because it depends on whether you can make one point a year or not.

Huh━━━=͟͟͟(꒪꒪ ‧̣̥̇) ※We deliver 150 to 200 moss balls every week.

It is a green work of art that is carefully completed one by one through many processes.

Please take a look at the worldview where Japanese nature, moss and plants co-star!
That's why I want you to look at the real thing and feel wonderful.

Why is the number of works small?

First of all, the material will be rare.

The main wooden parts that form a foundation and balance.

This uses driftwood.

When it comes to good things, it's hard to find out if there really is one in a year.

We do surface processing, but we use driftwood without binders!

In addition, the time and effort to spend is different from moss balls.

Connect moss, soil and driftwood with nearly 100 wires inside so that they can't be seen from the outside.

Because we can't deliver and sell things that collapse easily.

And another reason.

It's miso in front of you, but as soon as you exhibit or rent it, people who want to buy it will come and carry the purchase. Thank you very much

If you see Tachiokaya's Saiki on display or at the rental place, you are very lucky!

I think fresh flowers, bonsai and flower arrangements are also very nice!

However, I would appreciate it if you could sympathize with even a little bit of the fact that there is also such an expression!

Thank you for reading this article again! Please take a look again.

I have received permission to post it.

All photos：TACHIOKAYA

This bonus photo　

Now, here is the bonus photo of this time. What do you think? The green of the moss is beautiful, isn't it?

This photo is designed to be displayed on New Year's Day in Japan. Decorate such a SAIBOKU in the living room and entrance to celebrate the new year. If you have a chance to come to Japan, please look at the real thing!