Rivers, rain, oceans, underground springs, the water flowing through our own bodies… Water takes so many forms, yet remains part of one continuous, life-giving cycle.
During a six-week women's circle devoted to the wisdom of water, we explored what it means to relate to this element as something more than a resource. Water as a living presence, a relative, and a source of intelligence that we can learn to listen to and care for.
Inspired by this experience, the Living Waters earrings bring together shades of deep blue, soft turquoise, and ivory in layered geometric patterns and flowing fringe. A little homage to the waters that move through our world, sustaining life in both ordinary and extraordinary ways.
Part of the Women of the Water series, inspired by a six-week gathering facilitated by Farhana Sarguro (Cura Bohio) and Mariana Mae through their Mujer Maestria School of Earth Arts.
Lovingly hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) kidney-style earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are set aside to support Mujer Maestria School of Earth Arts and its work with women, ancestral wisdom, creative expression, and relationship with the natural world.
Rivers, rain, oceans, underground springs, the water flowing through our own bodies… Water takes so many forms, yet remains part of one continuous, life-giving cycle.
During a six-week women's circle devoted to the wisdom of water, we explored what it means to relate to this element as something more than a resource. Water as a living presence, a relative, and a source of intelligence that we can learn to listen to and care for.
Inspired by this experience, the Living Waters earrings bring together shades of deep blue, soft turquoise, and ivory in layered geometric patterns and flowing fringe. A little homage to the waters that move through our world, sustaining life in both ordinary and extraordinary ways.
Part of the Women of the Water series, inspired by a six-week gathering facilitated by Farhana Sarguro (Cura Bohio) and Mariana Mae through their Mujer Maestria School of Earth Arts.
Lovingly hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) kidney-style earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are set aside to support Mujer Maestria School of Earth Arts and its work with women, ancestral wisdom, creative expression, and relationship with the natural world.