Hong Kong is often referred to as a concrete jungle, yet stepping into its hills reveals that nearly a quarter of its land is covered in lush greenery. Interwoven with secondary forests, fung shui woods, and plantations, these habitats quietly sustain a rich biodiversity—a rare treasure in such a bustling international metropolis.

The region’s forests feature distinct botanical layers, ranging from soaring canopy trees and shrubs to climbers, herbs, and ferns, forming a stable plant community. Inspired by these forest elements, this experiential workshop uses a selection of semi-crafted, plant-themed accessories as a creative starting point. You may choose to preserve their pure, natural tones or mix a palette uniquely your own to express your imagination. Through this focused, hands-on creation, you will transform the colours and vitality of the forest into everyday wearable accents—a gentle reminder of the harmony between our city and nature.

Tutor Profile

Hongkongflora draws creative inspiration from Hong Kong's native flora, combining diverse materials with semi-precious stones and fine metal accents to create handcrafted floral pieces that capture the radiant beauty of blossoms in full bloom. Through her original handmade creations, she aims to deepen plant lovers' appreciation of Hong Kong's rich biodiversity while raising public awareness and support for environmental conservation—bringing nature's beauty and a spirit of stewardship into everyday life.

Date: 21 November 2026 
Time: 11:30 – 13:00
Venue: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Meeting Point: KFBG Reception (Please arrive 10 minutes early)
Language: Cantonese
Capacity: 10
Fee: HK$420 per person (Entrance fee is not included)
Age: 15 or above
Enquiries: 2483 7179 (Ms Ma) / yayuan.ma@kfbg.org