SKILLSHARE SUN

Herbalism, aphrodisiacs and sacred sexuality! A class that uplifts the importance of a pleasure-centric approach to herbal medicine, an ancient practice that cannot be overlooked. We will journey with DAMIANA on day 1 and BLUE LOTUS on day 2 (classes can be taken individually). This class will cover: * plant spirit medicine guided meditation, with drumming. * Aphrodisiac tea-blending personalized to each attendee (i will supply 10-15 different herbs with aphrodisiac/heart opening/nervine/humectant qualities and we can blend based on each individual's needs) * Lecture on understanding herbalism through the senses, and connecting on an intimate level with plant allies.Sacred Medicine: Herbalism, aphrodisiacs & sacred sexuality! will be shared by Constanza Leal Woods...

30 December, 2024

In the herbalism world, many of us can get stuck in the pattern of thinking of plants in terms of what they can do to support our health and wellness. But our relationships with the natural world can be so much more than that. In this class, we will go beyond the "this for that" approach and work with botanicals through crafts. In this free class, you will get to make and take practical crafts like sun catchers/garland, herbal fire starters, and more....

03 March, 2026

Honoring Our Unborn Children: A Ceremony for Those Who Have Released Pregnancy We open this brave space to receive all those in need of healing who have released pregnancy through abortion, miscarriage + stillbirth. We will make agreements to co-create a judgment free space to hear + share our stories in ritual. When we express, we liberate ourselves + open our hearts to heal. We will work with the Medicine of the Word, the Circle + the Pink Rose to acknowledge + revere our experiences. In these ways, we honor the beings who arrived to our Wombs + returned to the Stars. Abuela Sylvia Lemus Sharma of the Metzteopoxchikaualiz Atabeyra + Ayotlmetzli Heart of the Water Turtle Moon Dance lineages has offered her blessing to share this ceremony. We...

16 January, 2026

      In this class we will learn not only to make your very own Whisk Broom but you will also learn the origin story of Sorghum Broom Corn, why a broom is called a broom and so many more historical importances that will tie in your hands, heart and mind with this ancestral skill. Class has limited spaces.   Lexy Baron will be sharing The Humble Art of Whisk Broom Making as well as Full Broom Makin.  ...

03 January, 2025

Hydrosol for Herbalists: A Distillation Journey A Living Medicine for Skin & Spirit Born from the ancient alchemy of steam and plant, hydrosols carry the soft breath and subtle intelligence of the herbs they’re crafted from. This living botanical mist is both gentle and potent - a clarifying toner, a mood-lifting whisper, a reviver for spirit, and a purifier for sacred spaces. Each drop holds the plant’s soul medicine, offering deep hydration, gentle toning, and a quiet invitation to return to your senses. In this immersive workshop, we’ll step into the enchanting world of aromatic plants through hands on distillation with an old fashioned copper still. Together, we’ll craft a fresh hydrosol - your own medicinal plant water to take home - and explore the meeting place where...

29 December, 2025

  A class where beginners can immerse themselves in the radiance and beauty of indigo! Learn the foundations of how to make your own indigo vat at home, while we create a silk or cotton bandana of your dreams.  We will go over multiple folding, tying, & binding methods for creating natural patterns and fractals on cloth. The shade, depth, dimension and patterning that is possible with indigo is endless and her spirit is strong! Indigo Dharma will be taught by Ty Bramwell....

03 January, 2026

  In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basics of shibori-inspired folding and binding techniques to create beautiful patterns on fabric with indigo dye. We’ll discuss setting up the vat and spend time preparing our materials for dyeing. The use of indigo dye, or aizome, has a long and cherished history in Japan. The deep blue colors for which Japanese textiles are celebrated come from the leaves of the tade ai, a plant introduced to Japan from China in the sixth century. Shibori is a Japanese technique of manual resist dyeing used to make patterns on fabrics. One of the most exhilarating things about using resists when dyeing fabric is the unknown result that awaits when you unwrap your piece. Resists can involve folding, stitching, binding, twisting,...

27 December, 2024

We will be demystifying medicine making through this hands on workshop. What is herbal extraction and why do we do it? How does one infuse herbs into fats like oil and tallow? Why might you use an oil instead of a wash? Which herbs extract well in fat? Should I use the sun, a blender, or a double boiler? Animal fats or vegetable oils? This class is wonderful for beginners and those seasoned medicine makers, as there is always something to learn in the practice of folk herbalism. During our time together. we will craft a salve together for you to take home for skincare or herbal first aid use. You will have the chance to ask questions and get support as you dream up your...

31 December, 2025

This workshop is an introduction to ecoprinting and natural dyeing using flowers and plants on silk scarves or cotton bandanas. Together, we’ll explore natural dye as both a practical skill and a creative practice—learning how color emerges through preparation and play. Along the way, we’ll reflect on the beauty that shapes us, from relationships, rituals, and the natural world, to those who came before us. Participants will learn the basics of mordanting natural fibers, get familiar with common dye plants, and work with fresh and dried botanicals. Come and create with bundle dyeing techniques, laying flowers and plant matter directly onto fabric to create patterns and unexpected color shifts. This class welcomes both solo makers and partners. You can layer two pieces together to share dye—creating “sister...

31 January, 2026

Latine Herbalism: The Art of Cacao for Feminine Wellness In Meso-American times cacao was used through out the various stages of women’s rites of passage. From maiden, to mother, and to crone, cacao was looked at for vitality, emotional connection, and hormonal health. In this unique offering you will be guided in the tenants of the Red Tent while experiencing practices in which cacao can be used for it’s benefits internally and externally on the body. While this is not a cacao ceremony, this is an offering for deeper connection to your feminine inner wisdom. We will share in this ancient plant medicine as a partner in slowing down and honoring the body's wisdom. Open to those with a uterus (bleeding and non-bleeding), pregnant and nursing. This...

03 January, 2026
Spirit Weavers Gathering
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