Botanical Cyanotype Brunch at Ossipoff Cabin - September 28
Sunday September 28, 11am-2:30pm
Come make botanical prints at Pālehua using just sun, plants, cyanotype paper, and water under the guidance of Andrew Mau of Island-Boy and Courtney Monahan of Paiko and Pua Hana! Take a small guided walk around Ossipoff Cabin to find inspiration and collect materials to sunprint, then compose creative layouts. After exposure to sunlight, the paper can be dried and framed or glued with Japanese Rice Paste to our Pālehua notecards. Between collecting the materials and exposing them, enjoy brunch at the Ossipoff Cabin!
This photographic printing process of cyanotype allows for accurate documentation of flat objects, essentially capturing their shadow as a white print on blue paper. Each attendee will be provided with 10 blank notecards and up to 6 sheets of cyanotype paper.
The 4-hour workshop includes an hour of guided travel up and down the mountain, and three hours of instruction. Guests can look forward to refreshments and time to explore Vladimir Ossipoffʻs personal retreat.
Dietary restrictions will be considered case by case. If you are interested in joining but have severe allergies, please prepare accordingly, which may mean bringing personal brunch items to enjoy.
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Island-Boy, located in Kaimukī on Waiʻalae Avenue, is a one-man retail experiment curating a diverse spectrum of items and art through a fun, tropical lens. Pua Hana by Paiko offers fresh and unusual botanicals in arrangements and lei that lean towards the contemporary, with a taste of retro.
Ossipoff Cabin was built in the mid 1950s by Vladimir Ossipoff and restored in 2020 by the Gill ʻohana. The cabinʻs Japanese-inspired style, careful use of local materials, and breathtaking view make for an inspiring setting for workshops.
Proceeds from tours benefit Pālehua Conservation Initiative, a new non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to advance education and stewardship efforts that protect, promote, and restore the natural, cultural and community resources of the southern Wai‘anae mountains.
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We encourage 14 years and older for ideal participation.
Limit 15 people per workshop.
Guests must be comfortable carpooling from a meeting point in Makakilo to the remote location.
Refunds/late attendance will not be granted.
Cancellations permitted within 48 hours of booking.
Pre-arrival information will be sent by maukacabins@palehua.org. Please check all inboxes (esp. junk mail) the week prior to workshops, for our email.
Cabin image courtesy of Mariko Reed
Sunday September 28, 11am-2:30pm
Come make botanical prints at Pālehua using just sun, plants, cyanotype paper, and water under the guidance of Andrew Mau of Island-Boy and Courtney Monahan of Paiko and Pua Hana! Take a small guided walk around Ossipoff Cabin to find inspiration and collect materials to sunprint, then compose creative layouts. After exposure to sunlight, the paper can be dried and framed or glued with Japanese Rice Paste to our Pālehua notecards. Between collecting the materials and exposing them, enjoy brunch at the Ossipoff Cabin!
This photographic printing process of cyanotype allows for accurate documentation of flat objects, essentially capturing their shadow as a white print on blue paper. Each attendee will be provided with 10 blank notecards and up to 6 sheets of cyanotype paper.
The 4-hour workshop includes an hour of guided travel up and down the mountain, and three hours of instruction. Guests can look forward to refreshments and time to explore Vladimir Ossipoffʻs personal retreat.
Dietary restrictions will be considered case by case. If you are interested in joining but have severe allergies, please prepare accordingly, which may mean bringing personal brunch items to enjoy.
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Island-Boy, located in Kaimukī on Waiʻalae Avenue, is a one-man retail experiment curating a diverse spectrum of items and art through a fun, tropical lens. Pua Hana by Paiko offers fresh and unusual botanicals in arrangements and lei that lean towards the contemporary, with a taste of retro.
Ossipoff Cabin was built in the mid 1950s by Vladimir Ossipoff and restored in 2020 by the Gill ʻohana. The cabinʻs Japanese-inspired style, careful use of local materials, and breathtaking view make for an inspiring setting for workshops.
Proceeds from tours benefit Pālehua Conservation Initiative, a new non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to advance education and stewardship efforts that protect, promote, and restore the natural, cultural and community resources of the southern Wai‘anae mountains.
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We encourage 14 years and older for ideal participation.
Limit 15 people per workshop.
Guests must be comfortable carpooling from a meeting point in Makakilo to the remote location.
Refunds/late attendance will not be granted.
Cancellations permitted within 48 hours of booking.
Pre-arrival information will be sent by maukacabins@palehua.org. Please check all inboxes (esp. junk mail) the week prior to workshops, for our email.
Cabin image courtesy of Mariko Reed
Sunday September 28, 11am-2:30pm
Come make botanical prints at Pālehua using just sun, plants, cyanotype paper, and water under the guidance of Andrew Mau of Island-Boy and Courtney Monahan of Paiko and Pua Hana! Take a small guided walk around Ossipoff Cabin to find inspiration and collect materials to sunprint, then compose creative layouts. After exposure to sunlight, the paper can be dried and framed or glued with Japanese Rice Paste to our Pālehua notecards. Between collecting the materials and exposing them, enjoy brunch at the Ossipoff Cabin!
This photographic printing process of cyanotype allows for accurate documentation of flat objects, essentially capturing their shadow as a white print on blue paper. Each attendee will be provided with 10 blank notecards and up to 6 sheets of cyanotype paper.
The 4-hour workshop includes an hour of guided travel up and down the mountain, and three hours of instruction. Guests can look forward to refreshments and time to explore Vladimir Ossipoffʻs personal retreat.
Dietary restrictions will be considered case by case. If you are interested in joining but have severe allergies, please prepare accordingly, which may mean bringing personal brunch items to enjoy.
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Island-Boy, located in Kaimukī on Waiʻalae Avenue, is a one-man retail experiment curating a diverse spectrum of items and art through a fun, tropical lens. Pua Hana by Paiko offers fresh and unusual botanicals in arrangements and lei that lean towards the contemporary, with a taste of retro.
Ossipoff Cabin was built in the mid 1950s by Vladimir Ossipoff and restored in 2020 by the Gill ʻohana. The cabinʻs Japanese-inspired style, careful use of local materials, and breathtaking view make for an inspiring setting for workshops.
Proceeds from tours benefit Pālehua Conservation Initiative, a new non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to advance education and stewardship efforts that protect, promote, and restore the natural, cultural and community resources of the southern Wai‘anae mountains.
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We encourage 14 years and older for ideal participation.
Limit 15 people per workshop.
Guests must be comfortable carpooling from a meeting point in Makakilo to the remote location.
Refunds/late attendance will not be granted.
Cancellations permitted within 48 hours of booking.
Pre-arrival information will be sent by maukacabins@palehua.org. Please check all inboxes (esp. junk mail) the week prior to workshops, for our email.
Cabin image courtesy of Mariko Reed