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Join us as we learn about sourcing, mixing and applying earthen plaster using locally sourced clay, sand and fiber on our outdoor classroom cob bench.
DAY | TIME
Saturday, July 19 | 9AM - 6:45 PM
A long mid-day siesta will be an option during the heat of the day.
REGISTRATION
1 ticket = $90 | click here to register or join the waitlist
Space is limited participants so that we all have ample space to practice. Past attendees of one of our cob workshops will be given priority access to registration to continue their learning journey. Any remaining tickets will be offered to the public on Saturday, July 12th, one week prior to the workshop.
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Earthen based plaster is used to seal a wall or structure in order to resist decay and weathering while holding up for every day use. It is often made from a mix of clay, sand, water, and some kind of plant-based fiber. During the workshop you'll learn theoretical knowledge with practical lessons and time to practice mixing and applying earthen plaster.
LESSONS COVERED
Leave with the skills and inspiration to apply these techniques to personal or community projects:
WHAT WILL WE BE BUILDING?
During this hands-on workshop, we’ll be completing the layer of earthen plaster on the cob & adobe bench that we started with Sasha @EarthenShelter.
LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDED
Please bring your own lunch, mess kit, and a water bottle, as well as any additional snacks to keep you fueled for a day of hands-on action. There will be a break for lunch in the middle of the workshop. We also recommend eating a full breakfast ahead of the workshop.
If you would like to pre-order any bottles of jour homemade pixie tangerine juice, or request any of our special product offerings, please email: PRODUCTS@MAMATREEOJAI.COM to inquire.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Because of the limited capacity we have less scholarships available than usual. If you would like to join this workshop at a lower sliding-scale price, please email us at programs@mamatreeojai.com
Abudu is an Earth tender, forest gardener, natural builder & artist who seeks collective health & liberation through conscious practice, education, & relationship.
He has studied and practiced natural building at Quail Springs, in Ojai with Sage Stoneman and in Ghana. He has led or assisted in the construction of multiple small cob structures, benches and ovens.
He is also the Seed sower of Akwaaba Urban Food Forest Garden. He spends most of his days working in community at MAMA TREE and tending to the cycles of life on Chumash lands in the Ojai Valley.
If you have any questions regarding the workshop weekend, including accessibility and accommodation needs, please contact us at INFO@MAMATREEOJAI.COM
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