We've shipped preserved moss art all over the world from right here in Austin. But we've never done this before: gathered a small group of people to create something with their hands. On September 19 from 11 AM to 1 PM, Mosstique is hosting our first-ever in-person moss art workshop in partnership with Hoamsy at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea in downtown Austin. Space is limited to 15 people. If you've been wanting to try moss art for yourself instead of just admiring it on a wall,

Preserved moss art makes a corporate gift that lasts for years, not days. See gifting ideas, budgets, and how to order branded moss gifts from Mosstique.

If you've ever wanted a wall of lush, textured greenery in your home but didn't want the hassle of watering, sunlight requirements, or dying plants, a DIY preserved moss wall art kit might be exactly what you're looking for. At Mosstique, we've spent years hand-crafting preserved moss art and installing custom moss walls for homes and businesses — and now we're bringing that same experience to you in an easy, guided kit you can complete at your own kitchen table. What Is a DI

There's a reason the world's most celebrated hotel lobbies, corporate headquarters, and flagship retail environments have been incorporating natural elements into their design for decades. It's not just aesthetic — it's science. Biophilic design, the practice of connecting built environments to the natural world, has been shown in study after study to reduce stress, improve focus, increase dwell time in retail settings, and elevate guest satisfaction scores in hospitality. In

If you've ever walked into a beautifully designed space and noticed a lush, green wall that somehow looked alive without any soil or water in sight — you've probably encountered preserved moss art. It's one of the most common questions we get at Mosstique: "Is that real moss? How is it still green? Does it need water?" The answer is yes, it's real — and no, it needs nothing at all. Here's everything you need to know. What Is Preserved Moss, Exactly? Preserved moss is real, na