SHOSHANA WEINBERG

LIFE, WELL LIVED.

HOSPITALITY

Creating places that belong

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SELECTED WORK

Mount Nelson, Cape Town

Interior of a modern, minimalist space with dark wood walls and ceiling, stone sinks, and traditional wooden room dividers.

Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto, Japan

Tropical garden with a thatched-roof hut, lush green foliage, and a fountain with frog sculptures in the foreground.

Maroma, Belmond Hotel, Riviera Maya

A selection of hotels and wellness destinations I have helped shape, develop, open and bring to life around the world.

CREATING SOMETHING NEW?

I work with owners, developers and hospitality teams to shape places from early concept through experience, wellbeing and guest journey.

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Learn

Wisdom Rooted in the Living World

LEARN WITH ME

Ways to study, explore and deepen your relationship with plants and traditional knowledge.

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YEAR OF PLANT FAMILIES

A year-long study of medicinal plant families. Exploring identification, traditional knowledge, preparations and our direct relationship with the living plant.

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PERSONAL MENTORSHIP

A private three-month journey shaped around plants, practice and the questions emerging in your life

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LIVE TEACHINGS

Plant classes, meditation, seasonal gatherings and special teachings.

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PRACTICE WITH ME

Guided meditations and practices for returning to yourself, the body and the living world.

MEET SHOSHANA

A life shaped by place, plants and practice.

Meet Shoshana

For more than three decades, Shoshana Weinberg has worked at the meeting point of place, wellbeing and human experience.

Her work moves between two worlds that, for her, have never been separate: creating places that deeply belong to their surroundings, and learning from plants, traditional knowledge and the living world.

What distinguishes Shoshana is the way she notices — the plant growing outside the door, the ritual held by a culture, the way a room makes you feel, the small gesture that changes an experience.

She brings this same attention whether working with a hotel, teaching a group, or sitting one-to-one with a student.

Journal

Thoughts from
a life in practice.