Spiritweavers

This workshop will inform beginners and intermediate herbalists on traditional, hand-made herbal medicine techniques, ranging from infused oils and herbal salves to tinctures and syrups. The workshop will begin with an introduction to herbalism and a review of ten common herbs and their benefits (these herbs will be used in our medicine-making). We will then continue with hands-on medicine making techniques!   Students will make an infused oil, salve, tincture and syrup together. This portion of the class will include when to harvest an herb, when it is appropriate to use fresh plants versus dry plant material, shelf-life of herbal products, labeling, and appropriate uses of herbal medicines, as well as where to purchase high-quality materials for medicine-making.   Yvonne Mayshark will be sharing Herbal Medicine Making Techniques.  ...

08 January, 2025

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

  We live in a world where some level of stress or imbalance is unavoidable. Herbalism can aid us in living a more balanced and fortified life. In this class we will identify the different ways herbs can affect our nervous system and help us to regulate and tone those parts that may be out of balance. I will help you to understand the vibrant personalities of these plants so you can find the ones that will best match your needs and lifestyle. We will discuss how to work with these allies both in our daily lives and for acute situations. I love to create an environment where we are all teaching each other and building the class together. If you’re wondering if this class would be...

31 December, 2023

If you love raw fermented foods and want to learn how to make your own, homemade saurkraut is one of the easiest and accessible places to start. You can also improve its health-supporting benefits and flavor by adding herbs and spices. This is a hands-on class, so be prepared to get briny! Homemade Sauerkraut with Herbs & Spices will be taught by Jessica Nebesni.  ...

18 April, 2025

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 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 work with the Medicine of the Word, Circle + the Pink Rose to 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 Moon Dance Metzteopoxchikaualiz Atabeyra lineage has offered her blessing to share this ceremony. We foster intimacy through shared experience with others. Through healing in community,...

15 January, 2025

  Birth is a transformative experience that links us to our ancestry, the present, and the future. The journey of conceiving, growing, and bringing a child into the world invites us to embrace the miraculous nature of life and our role within it. Central to this process is the placenta, a remarkable organ which nourishes and sustains life before birth. Recognizing the significance of the placenta deepens our appreciation for the intricate wonders of existence and the miraculous nature of each individual. We will explore the many ways you can choose to honor the placenta. This class will cover essential topics, including: Facts about the Placenta, understanding its structure and functions. Safe Handling and Consumption, guidelines for ensuring safety. Benefits vs. Risks, considering the evidence and anecdotal...

28 December, 2024

      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

An invitation for a journey of sacred creation where the drum becomes a bridge to the heartbeat of Earth Mother. We begin with a traditional drum invocation to open our vision, followed by the meditative process of weaving a 15” circle drum. Using a maplewood frame, rawhide lace, and your choice of raw deer hide or a 'special surprise' hide, we will fashion a living instrument through prayerful intention. To complete our time together, we will craft a custom mallet, grounding the rhythm and journey of this sacred item into your hands.   Intuitive Drum Making will be shared by Raven Yemóya.  ...

02 January, 2026

    In this class we will learn how to use different kinds of leather and tools by hand. Each participant will get a chance to design their own bag, each one of a kind. There will be multiple types of leather available. I will talk about pattern making, sewing leather and anything form hide tanning to road kill!   Intuitive Leather bags by Shele Jessee...

06 January, 2025

  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
Spirit Weavers Gathering
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