Care Instructions

• •No watering, pruning, or sunlight required
• •For indoor use only
• •Keep at least 2 meters away from direct heat sources such as radiators and fireplaces
• •Avoid direct sunlight, especially near large windows that heat up
• •Avoid direct exposure to water or water splashing

Moss draws moisture from the air — this is what keeps it soft and flexible. The ideal indoor humidity is 40–60%, which is standard in most homes and offices.

• •Ideal humidity range: 40–60% — typical for most indoor spaces
• •If the air is too dry (e.g. during heating season), the moss may become slightly stiffer
• •In low humidity conditions, use an air humidifier — it benefits both the moss and the people in the room
• •You can also lightly spray water mist near (not on) the moss to raise local humidity
• •Moss can be used in bathrooms — it doesn't need sunlight and actually absorbs excess moisture, helping prevent mold and fungi

Preserved moss is antistatic — it does not attract dust, insects, microorganisms, or even construction dust. Cleaning is rarely needed, but if necessary:

• •Use a soft brush or feather duster for light dusting
• •Gently blow away dust with cool air (hairdryer on cool setting)
• •Use compressed air from a safe distance for stubborn dust
• •Never use water, cleaning products, or chemicals directly on the moss
• •Avoid vacuum cleaners — they may damage the moss

• ✓Allergy-friendly: moss is impregnated with glycerin and will not sensitize allergy sufferers — it actually filters air from toxins, dust, and unpleasant odors
• ✓Antistatic: does not attract dust, insects, or microorganisms
• ✓Bathroom-safe: works well in rooms without windows — absorbs excess moisture and helps prevent mold
• ✓A natural humidity indicator: if people in the room experience dry throat, dry eyes, or heavy breathing, the air is likely too dry — and the moss will feel it too

With proper care and a suitable environment, preserved moss art maintains its beauty and color for many years.