About this Event
In this class, you will learn a basic method for eco-printing on silk while creating your very own unique botanical silk scarf (scarf dimensions: 11x60"). Eco-printing is a natural dyeing technique used to transfer the pigments and shapes of plants onto fabric. Experiment with pre-picked plants from the Lyon Arboretum garden (or bring your own!) to see which plants work best!
About your instructor: Jena Hayama (aka J. Tanuki) is a "dye explorer" who experiments with locally grown plants in Hawaiʻi to dye fibers and make clothes, among other things.
You can see her work on Instagram under the handle @tanukiheadquarters: https://www.instagram.com/tanukiheadquarters/
Workshop Details
Duration: The entire process will take a morning to complete, ensuring you have ample time to learn, create, and ask questions.
Take Home: By the end of the workshop, you'll have your own beautifully imprinted cloth, a unique piece of art created by nature and your hands.
This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in natural dyeing techniques, sustainable fashion, or simply looking for a creative and relaxing activity. No prior experience is necessary.
P rice: $35 class fee + $10 materials fee (Total $45)
Proceeds from this class go to the Lyon Arboretum Education Department.
Deadline to sign up: 09/10/25
Class will be held at the Visitors Center Downstairs Classroom at Lyon Arboretum
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lyon Arboretum, 3860 Manoa Road, Honolulu, United States
USD 49.87
