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Ošarpance – Adriena Lehocká

Name: Ošarpance – Adriena Lehocká
Brand: Žurnál
SKU: 4876790628432
Price: 30.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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The legendary three Tatra towers? That's Ošarpance. This spur of the Dračí štít ridge is a big draw for many a climber. With its 150m southeast face, reverse-layered slabs and the "Cesta invalidov" route, we couldn't leave them out of the climbing collection.

They also charmed Vlado Tatarka, a legend of Tatra climbing. Nicknamed "Gipsy" among the Tatra locals, he started as a porter at Zbojnícka chata. Later he became a member of the Mountain Rescue Service.

He had countless first ascents to his name. Some have never been repeated. With a crew of volunteers, he also helped re-bolt frequently climbed routes in the Tatras.

But he didn't get to carry out his further plans. He died tragically on the Ganek massif while climbing Puškášov pilier from Rumanova dolinka.

Every year, the "Memoriál Vlada Tatarku a Petra Šperku“ is held in his honor. Our Poustr by Adriena Lehocká is also a tribute to a true Tatra giant.

What else should you know about it?

Printing technique: screen printing. Every piece is an original.

Print date: 02/2021

Format: A3 (420 mm x 297 mm)

Paper: Woodstock 225 g paper with 80% recycled fibres and 20% elemental chlorine-free virgin pulp, with an interesting texture. FSC certified, of course. It does not crease, and the colour will not fade for at least 50 years. Supplier: Fedrigoni.

Packaging: In a cardboard box. Frame and mount not included.

Upcycling programme: Not sure what to do with the box? Unpack your Poustr carefully, bring the box to our next event and we will reuse it. As a thank-you, you can take home one of our sold-out prints in a smaller A5 format. Completely free. Follow our social media for more info.

Memories that hang on the wall and help

Slovakia has beautiful nature, but one walk in the mountains will also show you a sad sight – missing forests, reckless logging, forest disasters. These are exactly the things that inspired us to create Poustrs. Posters that help. At launch, we sent part of every sale to organizations that protect our nature. In total, that came to more than €30,000.

The best of forgotten screen printing

We printed Poustrs on large screen-printing machines that still remember the Czechoslovak era. We found them on a random visit to a print shop and gave them a new life. So every Poustr is not only an original design, but also a celebration of honest craft.

Carbon footprint

Even a paper poster has a footprint. We calculated it for the whole of 2025 and divided it per item: DEFRA 2025 emission factors, transport by parcels, services and marketing by spend (GHG Protocol). We keep refining the method together with our suppliers.

≈ 0.7 kg CO₂e per Poustr. Roughly like driving 4 km by car.

Production0.17 kg · 24 %
Materials, printing, binding and cover.
Running the company and marketing0.43 kg · 63 %
People, software, ads and energy, divided per item.
Transport to us0.02 kg · 3 %
Materials to production and finished products to the warehouse.
Transport to you and packaging0.07 kg · 10 %
Parcel and box.

What we do about it

We print in Slovakia and Czechia. No air freight. Our warehouse sits next to the printer in Orava, so finished products do not travel for nothing.
We do not shrink-wrap diaries one by one. We use bulk packaging to cut down on plastic.
We ship in recycled cardboard and, when we can, in boxes our suppliers sent us goods in.
For trips and small transfers we book shared transport and BlaBlaCar.
We print to pre-orders. If something does not sell, it does not end up in the bin but in our outlet or in schools.

What you can do

Order more things at once. One parcel instead of three.
Choose a pickup point or locker instead of home delivery. So the courier does not drive out for a single parcel.
Buy second quality and sale items. We also work with production seconds. Everything usable is cheaper in our second quality section. You save money and rescue something that would not get a chance elsewhere.
Buy only what you will really use. The smallest footprint belongs to the diary that never had to be made.

See our climate plan