High in the mountains, winter snowfall gathers and rests, sometimes for months, before the warmth of spring begins its slow release. As the snow melts, it feeds streams, rivers, forests, and valleys below, carrying life-giving water through the landscape.
I love thinking about snow this way. Water in a season of stillness, holding so much possibility for the life that will come with its return to movement. A lovely reminder that rest and renewal are part of the same natural rhythm.
Created alongside their sister pair, Waterfall, the Snowcapped earrings explore the quieter, frozen expression of water. Soft ivory gives way to deep blue in a long, flowing fringe inspired by snowy mountain peaks and the waters they hold.
Part of the Women of the Water series, inspired by a six-week gathering of women devoted to exploring water as an element, a living intelligence, and a relative, 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.
High in the mountains, winter snowfall gathers and rests, sometimes for months, before the warmth of spring begins its slow release. As the snow melts, it feeds streams, rivers, forests, and valleys below, carrying life-giving water through the landscape.
I love thinking about snow this way. Water in a season of stillness, holding so much possibility for the life that will come with its return to movement. A lovely reminder that rest and renewal are part of the same natural rhythm.
Created alongside their sister pair, Waterfall, the Snowcapped earrings explore the quieter, frozen expression of water. Soft ivory gives way to deep blue in a long, flowing fringe inspired by snowy mountain peaks and the waters they hold.
Part of the Women of the Water series, inspired by a six-week gathering of women devoted to exploring water as an element, a living intelligence, and a relative, 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.