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Moss Wall Art Improves Acoustics, Comfort & Productivity in Modern Spaces In our increasingly busy and noisy world, creating calm,…
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Custom Commercial Moss Installations: Transforming Offices, Hotels, and Retail Spaces As more businesses look to create environments that feel natural,…
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Adding moss artwork to your home décor is a simple yet transformative way to bring natural beauty indoors. Moss walls…
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We as human beings crave nature. It has been our home, our habitat for millennia. Yet, centuries of modernization, by…
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The sweet, fresh greens of a renewed spring, offset by the hazy warmth of the sun. This is the image…
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We just completed a moss wall art project in Las Vegas, NV. Here are some pictures of the completed project.…
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Nature itself can be so inspiring, yet so broad a word – the drizzling spring rain against a backdrop of…
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A Japanese newspaper Mainichi Shinbun is one of the most popular daily newspapers in circulation in Japan. News of its…
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Air Plants 101: what is an air plant? Air plants are the more common name for the Tillandsia, or Tilly,…
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Moss wall art is unique and inspiring, so show it off! We’ve received some questions from our wonderful customers about…
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Miyajima Trip: The Beauty of Nature in Japan PT 1 My name is Emily and I’m an intern at WabiMoss.…
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Moss art as an art form may not be traditional, but then again neither are we. For many of us,…
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Forest Healing: When times become stressful or exhausting, perhaps a walk through the forest is the solution. This is the…
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Moss Girls of Japan: A cloudy sky hovers above, while the light patter of rain descends upon the rain coat…
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“Everyone who sees my WabiMoss moss wall art in my entryway asks, ‘Do you have to water it?’ A smile comes to my…
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A few fun facts on the uses of moss by indigenous peoples, as well as survival uses of moss. One…
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“Shin to bul ee” – Body and soil are one. Korean proverb Research shows that when we look at natural…
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David Whyte, the poet and founder of Invitus Conversational Leadership, encouraged us to ask beautiful questions – intimate invitations to shaping…
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Every time Geri and I go to the beach, she ends up carrying sticks, rocks and seaweed by the handfuls…
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