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Alhibe Farm
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2020
ALHIBÈ is a Visayan term for a water collection reservoir. The farm is a catch basin for the natural spring water from the nearby hills & mountains thus the name ALHIBÈ.
The property sits as a barren hillside for years that was used to be an agricultural land for farming local crops before we took the liberty to tap its potential and preserve the natural beauty. This is an ongoing organic natural farm & a boutique
mountain getaway for families & friends who wants to take respite from city life and immerse oneself back to nature. We started planting fruit trees & local indigenous trees that are slowly unavailable to new generations to appreciate & enjoy. We envisioned the property to be developed with respect and appreciation to nature for everyone especially the future generations to enjoy. We also cater to families who want to camp & enjoy an exclusive use of the securely fenced-hectare farm & teach their kids to appreciate the beauty of barefoot play with nature as the playground.
The property sits as a barren hillside for years that was used to be an agricultural land for farming local crops before we took the liberty to tap its potential and preserve the natural beauty. This is an ongoing organic natural farm & a boutique
mountain getaway for families & friends who wants to take respite from city life and immerse oneself back to nature. We started planting fruit trees & local indigenous trees that are slowly unavailable to new generations to appreciate & enjoy. We envisioned the property to be developed with respect and appreciation to nature for everyone especially the future generations to enjoy. We also cater to families who want to camp & enjoy an exclusive use of the securely fenced-hectare farm & teach their kids to appreciate the beauty of barefoot play with nature as the playground.
Agwas Café
Slowly picking ourselves up from the effects of the Pandemic, we're rebuilding from what was left of the old, and trusting and accepting the new.
We are finally opening to public this bamboo café which we considered slow and sustainable. Designed by M+S Studio Co., made from locally sourced bamboo and handcrafted by the Farms' inhouse and local team.
Located at Alhibé Farm in Brgy. Sac-on, Carmen, Cebu. Limited capacity of only 44 diners only at a time and limited street parking space. Opens from 9am to 6pm daily.
Video & Edit by JK Films & Photography
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
We are finally opening to public this bamboo café which we considered slow and sustainable. Designed by M+S Studio Co., made from locally sourced bamboo and handcrafted by the Farms' inhouse and local team.
Located at Alhibé Farm in Brgy. Sac-on, Carmen, Cebu. Limited capacity of only 44 diners only at a time and limited street parking space. Opens from 9am to 6pm daily.
Video & Edit by JK Films & Photography
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED.
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Is it okay not to add honey
Permission to use this on a schools Competition! The recipe is unique, will credit you✨
Btw ask how many sets po magawa mo dito? Sa ingredients?
Always lovely nature and its beauty as your lovely creations🌼🌼🙂🙂💗💗👍👍
Ghost of Tsushima brought me here
I love it. Precious colors from nature 💚
Which type of paint that can be used to banana leaves that turn into different color? The banana leaves that passed through the fire. Not the dried leaves and the fresh one.
Can i drink the leftover paint it looks safe lol
Just have in mind you can make natural pigments out of clay and rocks and any plant part by boiling it. (Boiling plants only)
Amazing 🔥
This was really cool! Did you try seeing if the transparent inks would show up under a black light or react to heat like lemon juice will? I'm also curious if these colors would get more vibrant if the water were allowed to evaporate for a few days or if they would just go bad. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! ❤
Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to trying some UK plants and grass etc. 😂 I'm gonna try Bluebells as one of the first flowers i think. Haha! Need to get a book and write the plant next to the shade. Gonna be so fun!
I love this idea, will try ❤
Superb and unique method
can you make drawing with this colours 😊
Me noticing that the child is left handed😂
does the paint oxidize? if so, how many days before it oxidizes? i'm planning to make this for a school project but i'm afraid the color will fade away :(
Great video 😁
Hello Im planning to make toys and mini house for my hamster. Are those plants edible and safe?
What is the blue flower, again? CC says "butcher needs" 😹
Do you think, can they be preserved somehow so that they don't deteriorate? Also, is it possible to manage that the preservatives do not be synthetic?
Maybe with alum or chalk
instead of adding honey to it, can i add gum arabic?
Hello is there any alternative for honey as a binder?
Be careful what you touch in nature, though....I got a headache once from touching one. So just be careful x
If you don't add water to it, you will get dark colours. It requires more leafs or flowers :)
what will be the substitute of honey if you don't have one?
Amazing!!❤️ Chemical free hands!!:)
I love that you did this with your child! I want to do it with my grandchildren, who are of Central American heritage. I will try staining paper this way. Thank you for the inspiration!🙂
This's awesome 💖💖
This is great for water color paint 😍 I would love to do this with my nephew
Why honey is added into it?
lovely!
Good Day Sir I'm also an Architect here in Negros Oriental and been exposed in designing with bamboo through school program and workshops. I would like to ask about the permitting of this type of structure specifically for 2 story do they require structural design analysis? Salamat po in advance.
Will this work on natural fabrics too?
Plzz contact number
Love this! Are you from the Philippines? Would love to reach you for this.
You did a wonderful job and your Little one is so Precious! Good for you teaching her at a young age to look to Nature Like a ancestors.
Make sure to thank the plant while harvesting
Tomorrow I plan to try this out so I hope it works , Thank you!
I cannot hear the ingredients part
Hi sir you mentioned na may development sa port barton palawan, pwede po ba ako magvolunter as helper. Im bamboo enthusiast din, coming from manila at dahil sa pandemic I moved in Palawan. Im about to harvest bamboo trees and itreat muna para magamit sa house construction ko. Good for you that you've been in Bali for training.
I am thinking of doing this using paint thinner. So I can mix it in white paints for wall paintings
Eyyy can I mix this to white wall paints?
Lovely video, beautifully shot ❤
can i use these colours on wall.
I like bamboo 🎍
Wow thank you 😁 I'll try to make blue colour.💙
Aside from honey, what can we add as binder?
Online class brought me here
is it necessary to use mortar as pestle ?
This is great!! Do you think if you added lecithin when you add the honey it would make it thicker if you wanted something thicker than watercolor? I’m excited to try this !