KOKEDAMA Plant

This is a 3D model of a foliage plant, featuring a charming moss ball with its rounded shape. (FBX/GLB)

Kokedama, or moss balls, are a unique Japanese decorative style where plants are grown in a ball of soil wrapped in moss. Unlike potted plants, kokedama have a lighter presence. The combination of soft, spreading leaves and the natural texture of the moss ball adds a subtle accent to any space. They blend seamlessly not only with traditional Japanese decor but also with Japandi or modern Japanese-style shelves, entryways, and counter areas, bringing a fresh and homely touch just by being placed.

■ Features

Complete data including the moss ball and saucer, ready to create the desired atmosphere simply by placing it.
Compact size, making it easy to incorporate as an accent on shelves or tabletops.
The soft foliage characteristic of the Alocasia creates a natural sense of openness in the space.
Pre-configured materials, ready for immediate use after download.

■ Product Specifications

Size (mm)
Width: 150
Height: 270

Scale: Actual size

File size
FBX: Approx. 6.9MB
GLB: Approx. 10.0MB
Download size: Approx. 14.0MB (Zip file)

■ Included Data

.fbx (model data)
.glb (data for Web/AR display)
.png (product size chart *for some products only)

■ About Purchase and Download

This product is a digital content in download format. There will be no physical delivery. After payment is completed, in addition to the on-screen instructions, download information will be sent to your registered email address.

■ License and Terms of Use

This data can be used for commercial and non-commercial productions such as architectural renderings, games, videos, and VR/AR.
However, redistribution or resale of the 3D data itself, or sharing it with third parties in an accessible state, is prohibited.

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